Jovani Hernandez The Nike Air Force 1 Low has accomplished a lot since launching in the early 1980s. Ahead of 2022, Bruce Kilgore’s iconic design has emerged in spring-ready ensembles as part of the “Air Sprung” collection.
Set to release alongside other Nike Sportswear classics, the newly-surfaced pair deviates from the predominantly-off-white colorways previously seen on other playful offerings. A muted purple overtakes most of the Air Force 1‘s upper, allowing for profile swooshes and Achilles’ heel panels to indulge in stark “Bone”-reminiscent contrast. As with other entries into the springtime-inspired capsule, the latest style features images of butterflies and caterpillars at its profiles; the former critters are also stamped onto the sock-liners. Underfoot, the pink tongue-donning sneakers boast a slightly-yellowed sole unit, further allowing the lilac-like tone up top to steal the spotlight.
An official launch date hasn’t been disclosed by the brand, but this Air Force 1 Low is likely to arrive to Nike.com in spring. In the meantime, enjoy images of the pair ahead.
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