Jasmine Tang With the likes of the Nike Air Force 1 Shadow and the Nike Dunk Low Disrupt, the Swoosh has been indulging its female audience with bold iterations of iconic silhouettes. The deconstructed looks continue with the Nike Dunk High next in line to receive a layered construction. Among the handful of revealed colorways for this new-school model (dubbed the “Nike Dunk High Rebel“) is an “Iron Purple” and “College Grey” pairing that delivers a relatively toned-down aesthetic in comparison to its counterparts.
“Sail” smooth leather dominates the base and is intercepted by “College Grey” overlays for a neutral-toned look. “Iron Purple” leather materials are layered underneath the aforementioned overlays, also making up the profile Swooshes. To further the already experimental design, the lateral side features a silver embroidered mini Swoosh. Additionally, the tongue label deviates from the pastels and neutrals applied throughout the model by unexpectedly opting for a vivid aqua to tint the Nike logo. A double-stacked white midsole that sees a final touch of “College Grey” along the outsole perimeter completes this creative take on a classic.
Get a closer look at the Dunk High Rebel below, which will be available at Nike.com in the coming months at a price of $110.
For more colorways of this new silhouette, check out the Nike Dunk High Rebel “Michigan.”
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Womens Nike Dunk High Rebel "Iron Purple"
US 09/21/2021 Tuesday
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Europe 08/28/2021 Saturday
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