Sneaker News The dust from the 2026 All-Star has settled and Nike can look back on their efforts with pride. Community-facing experiences at Crenshaw High School and Downtown Los Angeles made this year’s exhibition one of the best in recent memory, back by coveted product that got the hype train rolling.
Kept under-the-wraps until the week of was Nike’s partnership with sculpture artist Victor Solomon; together, they dropped the Air Force 1, Air Foamposite One, and Air Max 90 as part of the Trophies Collection, with each leg telling a distinct story about Solomon’s experiences in Los Angeles. All three were upgraded with golden hardware, ornate patterns, and Swarovski crystals to truly bring a level of luxury to an otherwise sport-forward moment.
It appears that an alternate black version of the Air Force 1 by Victor Solomon exists as well. According to @horhead_sales, the black version was intended to be gifted to Friends & Family, but a pair was unknowingly given to a customer who purchased a pair during All-Star.
This begs the questions; are there alternate black versions of the Air Foamposite One and Air Max 90 as well? The earliest reports of the Foamposite release, long before it was known to be a collaboration with the artist, stated that two version of the model were being made.
As of the publishing of this article, there are no known plans of another Victor Solomon x Nike “Trophies Collection” release, but keep any eye out for this black/gold variation to appear on the other two models.
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- Victor Solomon x Nike Air Force 1 horhead_sales
