Jovani Hernandez Over the last several years, customized Nike Air Force 1 Low pairs have become businesses for countless individuals across the globe.
Throughout the 2000s, perhaps as a response to A BATHING APE’s multi-colored BAPE STAs, the Swoosh offered its iconic 1982 silhouette in hundreds of experimental styles. In the midst of its 40th anniversary, Bruce Kilgore’s legendary creation continues to experiment with color-blocking, materials and themes, with the latest proposition seemingly nodding to the mid-aughts. Shimmering black patent leather takes over everything from the mid-foot to tip-of-the-toe, while a light pink hue animates smooth panels from mid-foot to spine. White contrast enters the mix via the profile swooshes and oft-imitated sole unit, though nylon tongues and non-standard branding on the spine give the Air Force 1 a refreshing look.
No firm Nike.com launch details have been disclosed by the brand, but that’s likely to change as autumn rolls around. As you wait, enjoy official images of the pair ahead.
In related sneaker news, the Air Jordan 4 is set to release in new styles before 2022 ends.
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