Andrew Rizzo With a cohort of eight culture-driving designers behind the scenes, the Nike Air Works program continues to churn out new 3D-printed footwear. Following a new silhouette reminiscent of Air Max Tailwind footwear earlier this summer, British-Bangladeshi fashion designer Tasnim Chowdhury (@nottasnim) has now unveiled another model to keep the momentum rolling.
Developed in partnership with Zellerfeld, the futuristic silhouette draws inspiration from several past Air Max models. Its sweeping midfoot overlays call to mind the Air Max Moto 2K, with the 3D-printed construction featuring large, curved elements that rise from the midsole and wrap over the forefoot. The exposed Air units underfoot, meanwhile, appear to take cues from the Air Max Plus.
Chowdhury debuted the model during an activation at Manor Place in London. No release information has been announced at this time, but we’ll circle back with an update as soon as more details emerge. For now, check out detailed images of the latest Nike Air Works creation below.
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