Michael Le Starting this month, the Nike Air Force 1 has employed a color blocking almost reminiscent of the Dunk’s “Reverse” colorways from years back. Even with this latest — which accents the upper with a bit of metallic bronze — the brand has employed a similar design, though it does so primarily with an understated palette.
Here, black lies within the frames of the overlays, the latter subtly hued with a bit of light cream. Straps follow suit in its dress much like the laces and lining while the tumbled leathers and dubraes adjacent rely on the aforementioned neutral. Elsewhere, the Swoosh, heel tab, and tongue patch evoke a semblance of luxury as its bronze finish is highlighted thanks entirely to its visually subdued backdrop.
Grab a detailed look at these here and expect a release to arrive on Nike.com hopefully within the coming months.
In other news, a Christmas Air Max 90 has just surfaced.
