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The Nike On Air Winning Designs Will Release In April

The Nike On Air Winning Designs Will Release In April

Back in 2018, hundreds of participants descended upon Nike’s On Air workshops in six of the world’s biggest footwear metropolises — New York City, London, Paris, Seoul, Shanghai and Tokyo — to conceptualize Air Max designs inspired by their hometowns, communities, and local culture. Out of the hundreds that attended and created, one representative from each city was chosen to come to Beaverton and work alongside Nike’s design team to bring their ideas to life. We’ve seen sketches, drafts, and samples of the half dozen homage packed shoes — but today, the final version of each was revealed. From Gabrielle Serrano’s “La Mezcla”-inspired Air Max 98 from New York to Cash Ru’s “Kaleidoscope” Air Max 97s from Shanghai, each design presents an important part the creator’s city in a unique and eye-catching way. Check a gallery of images and inspirations for each shoe below, and expect the On Air pack to begin releasing this April.

Nike “On Air” Collection
Release Date: April 2019

Nike Air Max 98 Nyc Gabby

Nike Air Max 98 “La Mezcla” by Gabrielle Serrano
Serrano’s Nike Air Max 98 La Mezcla represents the diverse complexions of NYC that combine race,ethnicity, and cultural background, highlighting what makes the city special: its people.

Nike Air Max 97 Neon Seoul Shin Gwang

Nike Air Max 97 “Seoul” by Gwang Shin
Shin’s Nike Air Max 97 Neon Seoul is inspired by his city’s neon signs, complete with a matte black body, vibrant colors and contours inspired by the Taeguk symbol on Seoul’s flag.

Nike Air Max 97 London Jasmine Lasode

Nike Air Max 97 “London Summer Of Love” by Jasmine Lasode
Lasode’s Nike Air Max 97 London Summer of Love celebrates summer in the city and love, with a personal memory — a first date spent on Primrose Hill — as her inspiration.

Nike Air Max 1 Toyko Takuman

Nike Air Max 1 “Tokyo Maze” by Yuta Takuman
Takuman’s Nike Air Max 1 Tokyo Maze honors the dizzying urban labyrinth of colorful tube lines that shoot beneath Tokyo. Embossed leather represents the city’s concrete surface, while the red bubble pays homage to the iconic Tokyo Tower.

Nike Vapormax Plus Paris Lou Matheron

Nike Air VaporMax Plus Paris “Works in Progress” by Lou Matheron
Photographs of an under-construction Parisian courthouse inspired Matheron’s concept for her Nike Air VaporMax Plus Paris Works In Progress, reimagining the colors and materials from the job site.

Nike Air Max 97 China Cash Ru

Nike Air Max 97 “SH Kaleidoscope” by Cash Ru
The Nike Air Max 97 SH Kaleidoscope reflects Ru’s impression of the clouds floating along Shanghai’s skies as they shift and dissipate to create new forms and shapes.

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