Michael Le Parra, the Dutch illustrator known throughout both streetwear and sneaker culture, has fostered quite the relationship with Nike. After crafting one of the most important and prolific Air Max 1s of all-time, the creative left the scene for a few years. It wasn’t until around 2018 that the two picked up where they left off, unveiling yet another version of the aforementioned silhouette. And though it’s been a while since their last release, it’s possible that we’re soon to see their biggest offering yet: a collaborative Nike SB Dunk Low.
This info comes by way of insiders, who have received a sample pair in-hand. According to the available imagery, the upper features the classic Parra style, with bright, colorful artwork at the helm. These mark the right foot’s overlays adjacent to dark mocha brown suedes. On the opposite foot, the scheme is entirely distinct, preferring to dress its overlaid panels in white leathers. The more expressive motifs seat the mid-panel and collar instead, creating an alternating, mismatched aesthetic that perfectly suits the designer himself.
For a look at the sample, see below. If this does end up making a retail release, expect to learn about it right here.
In other news, the Air Jordan 3 Georgetown releases this weekend.
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