Nike is ready for the spring season debuting the Air Force 1 in “Floral Rose.” The low-top sneaker has a delicate flower print on the upper that is accented with a crisp “Summit White” hue. A pastel pink serves as the backdrop for the outline of gray blooms and leaves. This pair definitely deserves a spot in your Spring 2019 AF1 rotation.
Fans will be able to cop the AF1 “Floral Rose” on March 1 for $140 USD. Select Swoosh retailers like 43einhalb will stock a full run of women’s sizes.
Street style star and fashion insider Aleali May is gearing up to release yet another sneaker design. This time around she will be dropping her take on the Air Jordan 6 silhouette. Back in 2017, she teased this shoe via Instagram. The upcoming collaboration is a follow-up to the wildly popular Air Jordan 1 “Viotech” which featured a removable fur tongue accent.
The sleek model will arrive with an upper outfitted almost entirely in a feminine shade titled “Rust Pink.” Accents include the color “Bright Crimson,” a neon orange on the midsole, heel pull tab and other portions. Rounding out the women-centric sneaker is the opaque outsole which provides a distinct contrast.
At the moment, the Aleali May x Air Jordan 6 in “Rust Pink/Bright Crimson” are set to release in March at select Nike stockists. Stay tuned for the official drop date.
In related news, Nathan Bell teams up with Nike on a collaborative Cortez design.
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Following up on a “Hyper Jade“ colorway with pops of turquoise and royal blue, Nike gives another update to its popular Air Max 270 silhouette. This time around, the sportswear giant revamps the runner in a clean “Pure Platinum” colorway, featuring an all-white look with hints of blue undertones on the air bubble and heel. This iteration also gives a slight alteration to the model’s usual design, where the shoe showcases more knit mesh panels throughout the upper, giving it a more sleeker form factor compared to its predecessors. Accented by 270 and Air Max branding, with a Swoosh in silver along the side, the “Pure Platinum” suitably channels the current wintery weather with its icy colorway. Pick up a pair at Nike and select retailers in the coming weeks.
One of Jordan Brand‘s most sought-after silhouettes is set to make its long-awaited return. Just in time for the 15th anniversary of the original Doernbecher Freestyle collection, the Air Jordan 6 “Doernbecher Freestyle” is once again up for grabs.
Jordan Dark first designed this Air Jordan 6 a decade ago in 2009, when he was undergoing chemotherapy in Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. The dates of his first and last days of chemo — 06/08 and 04/09 — are embossed on the suede upper, with tonal stripes for a sporty touch.
“Midnight Navy” up top contrasts with the “Varsity Red” accents on the tongue, heel and midsole, a nod to Dark’s high school team colors. The outsole is another all-important touch, as it was the first-ever semi-translucent outsole ever used on an Air Jordan 6. Gold touches on the collar and tongue complete the premium design.
The Air Jordan 6 “Doernbecher Freestyle” drops on February 23 for $190 USD via Nike’s SNKRS app, and as usual, the proceeds will benefit Doernbecher Children’s hospital.
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