Nike Sportswear drops some of the most innovative Dunk colorways in recent history with these Dunk High Destroyers. Available in several colorways, each features a fade to white as it starts with solid color on the back, all done on patent leather. Also picture is the accompanying clothing that will also release at the same time- varsity jacket and crew neck sweater. Available at Urban accounts for $125 per. via Complex
This is a closer look at the Nike “Nintendo (NES)” Air Max BW Classic that is part of the Video Game Pack. The colorway is based on the NES control pad, featuring a White Mesh, Grey Leather, and Red Leather upper sitting and Black midsole/sole. Special accents are the “START” and “SELECT” logos at the type eyelet and D-Pad print on the mudguard. Available now at select Nike retailers. via KATC
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It seems that all Nike Snowboarding Zoom Force 1 Boots will make their way into a regular Air Force 1 High ZF. After seeing the Stash version released last week, we now have this Safari version coming. The colors used on this Premium AF1 High include Dark Army and Metallic Gold with the safari print coming in both colors and sitting on top of a black midsole. Rumored to be limited in nature as with the Stash AF1 High ZF. via Sneaker News | ia Kickslab // Passover Shige
For the Summer of 2009, the see through trend is back with a Nike Air Force II High with a clear mid panel and clear soles. It is rumored to be a follow up to the ESPO low that released years ago as part of a charity artist series. If you missed on the first one, here’s your second chance. Just be sure to have some decent socks on! via HAMMERCHARGE on Niketalk
Triumvir and Fly Streetwear (China) were given the opportunity to design a pair of Nike Dunk Mids. The inspiration and concept of the shoe was based on “a Beijing native’s perspective of their own city, with the slogan skate towards Tienanmen Square.” This Dunk Mid is going to be a special edition for Fly’s Beijing shop and the first Nike shoe ever to be named after China’s great northern metropolis, “Beijing.” They were asked too include following categories of what Beijing is known for: dust, traffic, highways, noodles, Tienanmen Square, and the capital of China.
The shoes feature premium tumbled leather for the black panels, the gray tones were used to symbolize the colors of the city’s high-rises and highways, and the balance between it’s past and present is represented with red and gold accents. They needed to fuse the slogan “skate towards Tienanmen Square” into the shoe, so they went with a traditional Chinese seal normally used to prove identity on documents, contracts, art; these seals were also used by imperial families of the past. The graphic on the insole is a combination of Fly streetwear x Triumvir’s logo.
