Jovani Hernandez The Nike Air Max 90 has emerged in yet another style as part of the “First Use” capsule, Nike Sportswear’s ode to the first time a swoosh logo was used.
Having already appeared in shades of “University Blue” and “Light Bone,” the model has indulged in a predominantly white makeover for its latest ensemble. Mudguards, lateral side branding and underlays around the ankle slightly deviate from their surroundings in a light grey tone. Yet, the most eye-catching contrast to appear on the latest Air Max option arrives via the laces, “nike” text on the heel, visible Airbag and logo on the medial mid-foot. An ostensibly-free hand swoosh on the inside of the foot nods to Carolyn Davidson’s now-iconic design, which was first used on “June 18, 1971” as denoted by the area’s accent. Underfoot, sole units maintain a relatively tame arrangement, with waffle-patterned outsoles going greyscale.
Enjoy official images of the latest addition to the “First Use” collection ahead, and anticipate a Nike.com release date before summer ends.
For more from under the NIKE, Inc. banner, check out the latest Air Jordan 1 Mid styles.
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