Nike Prints “Alabaster” On The Air Max Muse

Sunny aesthetics for the women-led model.

Matt Varga March 17, 2025

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For Air Max Day 2025, it’s looking like a two-pronged approach. On one hand, you’ve got the Air Max DN8, a follow-up to 2024’s spotlighted model and one that continues pushing the boundaries of how tech informs comfort; an everlasting North Star for the line that Tinker Hatfield began. On the other, you’ve got the Nike Air Max Muse, looking at the sub-brand through a modern lens and recognizing how they’ve become streetwear icons. While at the time of writing, the brand’s Air Max Day plans are still a bit up in the air, colorways like the Nike Air Max Muse “Alabaster” will unquestionably play a role.

The all-new proposition has fallen into two buckets so far in its run, either neutral tonal looks or Y2K-facing metallic ones. The Air Max Muse look at hand splits the difference between the two, coated in sunshine yellow throughout most of its real estate, including on reflective, chromed-out overlays that weave across the profile. The final flourish in driving home that metallic undertone is the quicksilver mini Swoosh at the quarter, a sleek counterbalance to the flat mesh it lies on top of.

Select overseas outlets have listed the Nike Air Max Muse “Alabaster” for a March 20th release, but it’s unclear whether those particulars will hold when this pair comes stateside. Whenever it does, be prepared for the women’s-only sizing and $160 it’s carried so far.

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Womens Nike Air Max Muse

SKU: FV1920-700

RETAIL PRICE: $160

RELEASE DATE: 2026

US 2026

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Matt Varga, Junior Editor

Matt Varga is an Editor at SneakerNews. Initially earning a degree in Video Arts and Technology, he got his start in video editing and writing in the music world — primarily on hip-hop and electronic. A long-standing interest in sneakers led him to switching over to footwear. An avid collector, his favorite sneaker of all time comes down to either the Air Jordan 1 “Black Toe” and Air Jordan 5 “Laney,” his first ever pick-ups. When he’s not writing, you can find Matt cooking, traveling, attending concerts and when weather permits, on the handball court.