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Freitag, 25. Dezember 2009

Nike Sportswear Air Max 90 Moire Preview

Continuing our coverage of Nike Sportswear’s Spring 2010 collection is a preview of a new colorway in the brand’s popular Air Max 90 Moire. The sneakers take on a seamless look with the Mark Smith-designed laser-cut ventilated uppers alongside a grey/white base, adorned by yellow and purple highlights. One of Nike Sportswear’s more well-received performance models, the Air Max 90 Moire will surely be seen in a variety of additional colorways next season.
Via Hypebeast

Freitag, 18. Dezember 2009

Nike Spring 2010 Air Max 90 Current Moire

We bring you another Nike Spring 2010 preview. They will introduce the Air Max 90 Current Moire next season. The sneaker is based on the AM90 and features an entirely seamless upper. In terms of colors they used grey and green on the upper and acqua on the lining.
Via Highsnobiety

Nike Sportswear Torch Air Max 90 Current Preview

Debuting next year within Nike Sportswear’s 2010 Spring/Summer collection is an all new technical material known as Torch. The moisture and heat management system will provide increased breathability and comfort as we see the technology applied with its 3-layer approach applied to a familiar Nike Sportswear favorite, the Air Max 90 Current. Two basic colorways will kick things off in all-white and all-black uppers.
Via Hypebeast

Freitag, 11. Dezember 2009

Ben Drury x Nike “Silent Listener” Air Max 90 Current

London-based artist Ben Drury continues his partnership with Nike, this time developing another shoe with his name attached to it. Dubbed the “Silent Listener”, Drury’s latest design finds inspiration from the City of London, featuring an overall scheme implementing dark color tones, juxtaposed beautifully by the use of a vibrant blue. The “Silent Listener” Air Max 90 Current is slated to drop today, exclusively via Nike Sportswear 1948 in Paris. Only 125 pairs were produced for this design.
Via Hypebeast
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