Jovani Hernandez NIKE, Inc. has cut no corners in celebrating Springtime and its Easter holiday. On the Jordan Release Dates 2020 end, the Jordan 5 proffered a splatter-laden option for kids. Under the Converse imprint, CDG PLAY added vibrant pink, blue and green to the Chuck 70 Hi and Low. Unquestionably the most festive of the bunch, mainline Nike has outfitted dozens of lifestyle and performance silhouettes in fitting pastels, with the former adding yet another Air Force 1 Low onto its roster.
Like the official Air Force 1 Easter 2020, “White” sets the stage for multicolored accents. Smooth leather covers much of the upper, but it’s interrupted by Jordan 4-like windows at the midfoot. Profile Swooshes are trimmed by these panels’ purple hue, but they make a bolder statement via their copper finish. Heel tabs follow suit, though their “NIKE AIR” branding introduces a rich green into the mix that becomes lighter across the tongue, collar and midsole. While free of any cracked egg-graphics, tongue labels deliver an April 12th-appropriate color scheme, similar to a previous “Oracle Aqua/Barely Volt” Air VaporMax Plus. Vintage-style “nike” lace dubraes, which have also surfaced on the Air Max 97, add more metallic flair to the ’82 design.
A release date is still unknown, but this Air Force 1 is likely to arrive to Nike.com by the end of April. Until then, enjoy official images of the pair here below.
For more women’s Spring-friendly takes, check out the Air Max 90 “Lemon Venom,” which is available now.
UPDATE (05/04/2020):
This women’s Nike Air Force 1 Low is now available on the Nike webstore.
UPDATE (04/23/2020):
This women’s Nike Air Force 1 Low is now available on the after-market.
Nike Air Force 1 ’07 WMNS
Available
$100
Color: White/Lemon Venom/Electro Green/Multi-Color
Style Code: CW5592-100
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