Jovani Hernandez Although the Nike Air Force 1 Low‘s fortieth anniversary is winding down, the silhouette continues to look ahead in new styles.
Bruce Kilgore’s “presidential” design has emerged in dozens of colorways and makeovers throughout 2023, including several high-profile collaborative takes. To welcome 2024, the low-top Air Force 1 will launch in a multi-color arrangement featuring “Oil Green” and “Pale Ivory” flavors. Panels throughout the upper deviate from their standard leather build in favor of a textile and fabric duo that further expands the basketball sneaker’s legacy in the lifestyle realm. Shades of green opt for overlays around the heel, while the mid-foot and forefoot panels favor varying shades of red and pink. Suede swaths along the tongue introduce shades of brown, which appear with a golden tint through the corduroy tongue. While not uncommon to Nike’s Air Force 1, the disparate color-blocking has historically been reserved for special projects and fall. The women’s-exclusive style, however, keeps things fresh and is sure to see fanfare from all genders.
Enjoy official photos of the women’s Air Force 1 Low ahead. The multi-color pair is priced at $125 USD and arrives via nike.com and other retailers on January 9th, 2024.
In related sneaker news, the Air Jordan 4 “Sail” features golden details.
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