Nike Air Force 1 Low has come a long way from its basketball origins to now. Sneakerheads2020 From non-functional multi-layer skirts to thick-soled skirts, Bruce Kilgore's athletic design has found a comfortable place in the fashion world. In the latest design, this watch further strengthens this "new" identity, combining a simple "black and white" color scheme with a charming silver bracelet. The newly unveiled couple is touted as a female-only pair, complementing the all-white match that appeared before. Smooth leather covers the entire low-top Air Force 1 upper, and the aforementioned glittering jewels reach the side heel. The bracelet is hung from the top hole in a non-standard ring connected to the heel cover; its charms include Nike brand, sports shoe box and basketball-related icons. The lining on the collar is made of wool to ensure more warmth and comfort than the standard version designed by Kilgore in 38 years. Under the feet, women's products maintain a "colorless" appearance.
Earlier this month, Newly Jordans launched Air Sesh, this new product inspired by Cortez actually became the brand's only real "dance shoes." Fortunately, this situation will soon change with this reshaped Blazer Mid, which has many action-specific enhancements. Aesthetically speaking, the silhouette adopts the silhouette of the original sports jacket and fills in the gaps in some new parts. This creates a more futuristic and metaphorical high-energy appearance, just like the art form itself. All colors of suede strengthen the structure from the toe to the silhouette, the former’s fixing device is attached with a larger toe cap. At the back, the back is given a leather look, gradually outwards due to the heavier padding of the collar. The brand also has subtle adjustments: the logo on the tongue label is more confusing, and the newly sewn pull label shows the elegant calligraphy "Just Do It".
Sneakers2090 is currently committed to achieving carbon neutrality. Although the company has made changes to its retail and corporate spaces to reflect its "zero migration" initiative, it has also done so on the product side. Recently, Nike Air Max 90 appeared under the banner of Next Nature in four "black" and "white" color combinations, which indicated that the shoes are made of at least 20% recyclable materials. In contrast to most previous ensembles, the upcoming quartet offers versatile, year-round options. Two of the four pairs chose a uniform monochromatic arrangement, while the others combined tones reminiscent of "yin and yang" to create a simple but partially contrasting makeup look. All four styles of Air Max units follow their main themes, and the brand is also throughout the upper. The spinning wheel logo on the sock lining indicates that this sneaker is partially recycled, which is based on the existing efforts of Nike sportswear. Unlike the products seen before, however, no Nike abrasive materials appear on the outsole.
