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Nike Zoom Vomero +5 deconstructed and repurposed with A-COLD-WALL* finishes. Each pair has undergone a hand-dyeing process at the Samuel Ross and A-COLD-WALL* studio forming anomalous tonal variations of this solarised colourway. Silhouette of shoe disrupted by an exaggerated heel piece. Depleted polyurethane coating accelerates the degrading process for anomalous toning. Synthetic and textile upper. Cushlon foam midsole and Zoom Air cushioning. Rubber outsole for increased traction.

WMNS AIR VAPORMAX PLUS LAVE GLOW/BLACK/WHITE

AIR MAX WAVY UNIVERSITY RED/UNIVERSITY-BLACK

JORDAN MAX AURA

AIR VAPORMAX 2019

WMNS AIR MAX 95 VAST GREY/OIL GREY/SUMMIT WHITE

JORDAN WHY NOT ZERO.2 BLACK/WHITE

Preston's football-inspired collection releases in Atlanta on January 31. Before his run as a multifaceted creative, Heron Preston was perfecting passing routes as wide receiver on the high school gridiron. Today, Preston acknowledges that football isn't a sport typically celebrated in collaborative projects. For him that's part of the fun. "It's a challenge to take on and tell these stories through the lenses of creative, youth and fashion culture," he explains. Heron Preston's Apparel Collection Moves the Chains  3 Preston wore number 87 in highschool. Releasing January 31 at A Ma Maniere in Atlanta (and with a wider drop on February 3), Preston's first Nike apparel collection provides essential football-related silhouettes and accessories. There is the requisite hoodie, rendered in a neoprene-like material with short sleeves (in fact, it is the exact Sideline Hoodie silhouette that will be worn by staff of the Patriots and Rams), and a bla

“Girls don’t have to stick to swim. Girls don’t have to stick to track.”  Football is football.  Whether it’s played with pads or flags, by boys or girls – passion, hard work and drive deserve recognition. Without limits. All they need is a stage.

AIR MAX WILDCARD HC

CLASSIC CORTEZ

AIR HUARACHE GRIPP

ZOOM STEFAN JANOSKI SLIP PRM

ZOOM STEFAN JANOSKI CNVS PRM

AIR MAX 270 PRM LEA

AIR MAX 98 COURt PURPLE/TERRA BLUSH-SPIRIT TEAL

RUN UTILITY

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WHYNOT ZER0.2

02/09 AIR JORDAN 9 WHITE/MIDNIGHT NAVY-UNIVERSITY BLUE

WMNS AIR JORDAN 1 RETRO PREM BLACK/SILT RED-RUSH MAROON-WHITE

AIR JORDAN XXXIII NRG "TRAVIS SCOTT"

ZOOM PEGASUS 35 NB SAIL/BLACK-SAIL

WMNS NIKE ZOOM FLY SP AS

I n 2018, The Nike: On Air contest brought thousands of participants to workshops in New York City, London, Paris, Seoul, Shanghai and Tokyo, where locals dreamed up shoe designs inspired by their communities. In May, 18 finalists were narrowed down to six winners (one from each city) who were invited to work alongside Nike designers and developers to bring their designs to life. The winners’ final shoes were revealed today. "There are attributes in the shoes this year that I would have never even considered, like introducing tools to encourage consumer modularity or pushing the boundaries of material usage," says Dylan Raasch, Senior Creative Director of Nike Air Max. "These concepts prove that there are always new ways to approach design.” Release of the Nike: On Air winning designs begins in April. The Final Designs Nike Air Max 98 La Mezcla, by Gabrielle Serrano Nike Air Max 97 Neon Seoul, by Gwang Shin Nike Air Max 97 London Summer of Love, by Jasm