Sneaker News Victor Solomon’s partnership with Nike continues to expand, with two more colorways of the artist’s ornate sneaker collection scheduled to arrive over the coming months. Up next is a red-and-gold edition slated for Holiday 2026, followed by a blue-and-gold collection timed to NBA All-Star Weekend 2027 in Phoenix.
Sneaker News has a first look at the upcoming red-and-gold and royal-and-gold Nike Air Force 1 Low, the first sneakers to surface from the next chapter of the collaboration.
Solomon’s partnership with Nike began during NBA All-Star Weekend 2026 with a white-and-gold collection spanning the Air Force 1 Low, Air Max 90, and Air Foamposite One. The artist returned for WNBA All-Star Weekend with a second assortment that replaced the white foundations with black, retaining the elaborate metallic-gold accents and stained-glass-inspired aesthetic that define his work.
The upcoming pairs of the Air Force 1 Low continue that visual identity, preserving the dimensional Swoosh plated in gold as well as the thicker rope laces as well as the ornate tapestry against the leather uppers. The red/gold is expected to launch Holiday 2026, while the blue/gold (revealed by @JaeTips) is planned for NBA All-Star Weekend 2027 in Phoenix, giving the collaboration a fourth distinct color palette in just over a year.
Additional details to come.
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Mens Victor Solomon x Nike Air Force 1 Low
US Feb 2027
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| Retailer | Release type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Nike SNKRS | Standard | Coming Soon |
When will the Victor Solomon x Nike Air Force 1 “Trophies” release?
The next confirmed release for the Victor Solomon x Nike Air Force 1 “Trophies” is Holiday 2026 for the red/gold pair and All-Star Weekend 2027 for the blue/gold pair.
When was the first Victor Solomon x Nike release?
The first collaborative release came during All-Star Weekend 2026 via the “Trophies” collection, which featured the Air Force 1, Air Max 90, and Air Foamposite One.
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