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The Nike Air Fear of God basketball sneakers, co-created with Fear of God fashion designer Jerry Lorenzo, combine proven performance features with the sport and street flair of luxury streetwear. The Nike x Fear of God collection depicts the whole journey for every athlete, from the streets to the court, and from the tunnel to the post-game interview.

The A COLD WALL x Nike Air Force 1 Low Black is made of the Swoosh's eco-friendly Flyleather, which was launched to the globe in September of last year, and is coupled with panels of grey nubuck and emphasised with perforated Swoosh logo. To complete the modest look, this blacked out shoe features ACW branding at the mid-foot and tongue, as well as a tonal Air-infused midsole.

The A COLD WALL x Nike Air Force 1 Low White is finely made of the Swoosh's eco-friendly Flyleather, which was launched to the globe in September of last year, and is coupled with panels of spotless white nubuck and emphasised with perforated Swoosh logo. This incredibly clean shoe is finished with ACW branding at the mid-foot and tongue, as well as a tonal Air-infused midsole, to complete the minimalist design.

When it was initially debuted in 1982, the Air Force 1 revolutionised basketball footwear from the court to the runway. Despite being the first basketball sneaker to feature Nike Air, its innovative nature has since been eclipsed by its status as a street classic. Just in time for Halloween, the new special-edition Nike Air Force 1 haunts in a black-on-black design, with a skeleton's foot turning heads across the leather upper and midsole. The surreal—a translucent outsole and "Nike" written in bones on the tongue—joins the AF-1's recognisable elements.

Nike's 1WORLD project in 2009 was a huge success, highlighting the significance and passion of the Air Force 1. The 1WORLD Pack tapped influencers and major AF1 followers such as music artist Questlove and NBA great Rasheed Wallace to generate mega-hits that have gained grail status in today's collector market. CLOT's interpretation of the silhouette is possibly the greatest of the entire series, with the model dressed in a red silky top that could be worn down to expose a black and gold layer underneath. The Tier Zero version, which arrived in a hexagonal "Chinese Candy Box," is also quite expensive, and appropriately so. CLOT returns to their concept with a new edition entitled "Royale University Blue Silk"; Nike's 1WORLD project in 2009 was a huge success, highlighting the significance and passion of the Air Force 1. It features a secondary layer buried behind the blue, like its predecessors, to highlight the impact of Yin/Yang and depict the balance of externalism and internalism. However, unlike the first two, these CLOT Air Force 1s in blue have a crowd-pleasing gum outsole.

G-DRAGON, a Korean pop sensation, has committed his life to becoming the spark that causes the "step" that unites us all. This mindset is reflected in the Air Force 1 G-DRAGON, which has a paint layer that wears away to expose an art work inspired by his vision of a society where the distinctions between reality and utopia are blurred. He's beginning with the young of Seoul, Korea, encouraging them to freely develop and discuss ideas. He thinks that by uniting the youth through creation, they can create a culture that would eventually give birth to an artistic paradise.

The first basketball sneaker with Air became a force that outlasted its time on the court. When it first debuted as a breakthrough performance shoe, the Air Force 1 rapidly cemented its position in sneaker culture. To this day, the original white-on-white rendition is the ideal canvas for urban expression, as well as a defining emblem of New York and beyond. The Nike Air Force 1 takes this landmark to a whole new level with a completely minimalist style that preserves the obvious feel of the white-on-white original.

With this OFF-WHITE x Air Force 1 Low, Virgil Abloh takes a more simple approach to Bruce Kilgore's design. That isn't to say the rebuilt build isn't unique: in addition to a combination of ripstop and suede, the upper has taped seams and a white Swoosh connected through zigzag stitching. On the tongue, exposed foam and misplaced tags appear, while 'LOGO' engraved on the heel tab adds a last meta touch.

A glittering silver Swoosh shoots down the lateral and medial sides creating a style that's both dramatic and stunning, painted all over in a deep blue tone. An orange tag is there for that deconstructed appearance that we all know and love, and this is emphasised further by Abloh's characteristic red cable tie that adorns the laces, adding a burst of contrast. The Off-White AF1 rests on an Air-infused midsole, making them some of the most comfortable creps in the game. The basic yet stylish design is completed with technological "AIR" writing around the heel.

Virgil Abloh's forthcoming Off-White Nike Air Force 1s are the latest limited shoe to get a little facelift. The shrunk-down sneakers, which come in the same volt and black colours as their adult-sized counterparts, have an astounding level of detail. Abloh's hallmark deconstructed design — embellishing each panel with a different material — remains prominent, as are his strong Helvetica font embellishments.

The Air Force 1 Low Cactus is a cactus-shaped shoe. Jack honours Travis Scott, a hip-hop musician, record label founder, and native of Houston, Texas. The top is a patchwork of shaggy suedes, scratchy canvasses, and silky leathers that give off a different look from every viewpoint. Everything from beige to pink to navy blue to camo designs and more gets a chance to shine, while printed Cactus Jack detailing in abstract letters on the midfoot and heel lets you know who's shoes they are. A tan strap held by a gold button adds texture to the heel, and a two-piece sheath with a heavy-gauge gold zipper covers the tongue, with blue canvas on the medial side and black corduroy on the lateral side. The style is completed with a sail midsole with volt green stitching and a gum outsole.

Bari, an ASAP mob member, teamed with Nike to develop a vintage AF1 version in collaboration with his own label, VLONE. The Air Force 1 is limited to 400 pairs and is dressed on a black base with vivid orange sidewall embellishments. Swoosh, stitching, and heel marking are all there. Plus, VLONE's phrase "Every life creative dies alone" is printed on the back of the sneaker.

Supreme and Nike join up with the NBA for a new collaboration that features the Air Force 1 Mid as the canvas. 'SUPREME' is embroidered into the strap and has a logo hit on the tongue and dubrae, as well as different team insignia over the black leather upper. This was released alongside a white colorway and a limited clothing range at Supreme stores and online.

Supreme and Nike join up with the NBA for a new collaboration that features the Air Force 1 Mid as the canvas. 'SUPREME' is embroidered into the strap and has a logo hit on the tongue and dubrae, as well as different team emblems over the white leather upper. This was released alongside a black colorway and a limited clothing range at Supreme stores and online.

The Nike Air Force 1 Type White is an unmistakable crowd pleaser that takes the legendary Nike AF1 style and seamlessly upgrades it with urban details and modern accents. These shoes, made from quality materials and equipped with Nike's unique cushioning, are intended for your collection. This pair's upper is constructed of silky leather. Breathable holes are added to the toe box to pump air around the foot and keep you cool and comfortable, while structural overlays are added to increase the silhouette's longevity. Nike's world-famous Swoosh appears on the heel and side, and an useful strap at the rear allows you to tighten or loosen the shoe and create a unique fit. The tongue and the N. 354 typing function on the side are composed of a textured synthetic material that contrasts beautifully with the rest of the shoe.

Nike's revamped AF1 Type silhouette, which debuted during SS19, was a huge hit. While the Air Force 1 Type contains AF1 DNA, the redesigned Uptown also features parts of the React Element 87 because to its semi-translucent medial panelling. White, Volt, and Black were used to create a clean look.

The pair displays a premium hammered leather construction, with black filling the perforated toe and side panels. Meanwhile, maroon enlivens the overlays, including the sleek Swooshes that shoot up the medial and lateral sides. Elsewhere, the padded tongue of this Air Jordan 1 Low is dressed in a matching two-tone look. A white midsole with full-length cushioning and a durable outsole complete this stylish pair.

Fans of the Air Max were given the opportunity to vote for their favourite "RevolutionAir" at last year's Air Max Day. Several artists submitted designs, but it was LA-based Sean Wotherspoon's idea of a sole-swapped Air Max 97 that prevailed. The corduroy upper, which is available in a variety of colorways, appears to be the future of Air. A light yellow mudguard is contrasted with grey, pink, and blue before a dark green mudguard surrounds the shoe. The Sean Wotherspoon Air Max 1/97, as the name suggests, is a mash-up of two classic shapes. This design is distinguished by a big Air Max 1 midsole. A colour blocking outsole complements the upper colorway, and a velcro attachment is included on the tongue.

A broad selection of motifs and logos decorate the whole upper for an appropriately vintage appearance, painted in an exceedingly eye-catching colour palette. A big red Swoosh shoots down the lateral and medial side panels, bringing clarity to a nearly overpowering colorway, made from translucent plastic overlays. A multi-colored "AIR MAX" appears on the tongue, finishing off the atmos x Nike Air Max 2 Light Multi's outlandish appearance.

Though the late 1960s in America were defined by the moon landing, the idea of Mars exploration now dominates the discussion. After years of braving dust storms and investigating the planet's landscape, the Mars "Opportunity" rover, launched in 2003, just completed its mission. Its discoveries have influenced future human expeditions to Mars and continue to inspire artists, designers, and space enthusiasts throughout the world. The famous moon landing impacted the design of the Nike Air Max 90 "Lunar Landing" in 2014. Its American flag-inspired heel, Nike Lunar construction, and graphic upper with reflective accents helped it become a highly sought-after model. Nike Sportswear designers presented a new "Mars Landing" edition for 2019, including an official depiction of Mars on the upper, tongue, and sockliner, as well as a rover-wheel-inspired pattern on the outsole. Several rounds of trial and error went into the creation of the Air Max 90 "Mars Landing." To finalise the all-over pattern, as well as the exact shade of reddish orange utilised on the laces and interior, the crews combed through hundreds of vintage pictures. Though the new design concentrates on Mars, some characteristics, such as the all-over logo and reflective accents on the laces and midsole speckles, are reminiscent of the original "Lunar Landing" sneaker. Metallic touches on the tongue, heel, and outsole allude to the gleaming Mars rovers. As a consequence, the sneaker honours the past while looking ahead to the exciting future of space exploration and travel.

Another memorable colorway on a classic style is the Nike Air Max 97 Metallic Gold Bullet (2017). The upper is made of fine leather with a dazzling colorway complemented by light beige accents. The pair also has a big tongue and mesh beneath the leather, as well as a white midsole and visible air unit, like the Air Max 97 should.

Following the release of the original Silver Bullet Air Max 97 with the same Italian design, the classic metallic gold edition of the wavy runner acquired the green, white, and red stripes of the Italian flag on specifically added tongue and heel tabs in early 2018. The remainder of the sneaker is the same OG Metallic Gold Air Max 97 you already know and love, save from those modifications.

ACRONYM, located in Munich, collaborated with Nike to develop a unique colorway of the Air Presto Mid. The textile mesh and synthetic upper of the Acronym x Air Presto Mid 'Racer Pink' is accented with black and white motifs over the TPU cage. Racer Pink, Photo Blue, and yellow accents on the ankle, forefoot, and eyestay complete the look. An elastic lacing system and a zippering system across the shoe's expanded ankle enhance the fit.

Off-White offers the iconic Nike Air Presto its most eye-catching alteration to date, drawing on industrial and modern design elements. The attention is immediately pulled to the huge "AIR" emblem, which is imprinted to the back velcro heel strap. Unlike other neoprene-crafted styles, this shoe has laser-cut mesh and a hefty, cushioned tongue. It's quite comfy and offers foot-hugging comfort that's both breathable and lightweight. The upper's dark colour scheme is complemented with a translucent white lace cage and a set of white laces. In typical Off-White fashion, a stitched Swoosh and a synthetic cable tie complete the traditional street look.

A deconstructed version of the famous "t-shirt for your feet" may be more comfy than the original. The top is made of perforated mesh and features Virgil's distinctive design throughout. A stitched Swoosh is imprinted on the sidewall in white, and a strong velcro strap keeps the foot secured in place at the back.

The upper of the Off-White x Nike Presto 'White' is made of lightweight mesh. This crisp colorway is ideal for the hot summer months. A beige Swoosh sits across the sidewall, along with the iconic orange tab that has become synonymous with these exclusives. A large, deconstructed tongue adds comfort, while the "AIR" symbol is embossed on the heel.

Nike and Virgil Abloh's Off-White continue to reinterpret Nike's most famous models. The revolutionary Nike Air Vapormax X Off-White returns in black with a clean, translucent VaporMax Air-Sole unit, representing Virgil's design ethos of minimalism and a raw material palette. The lack of colour emphasises the materials and design intricacies of one of Nike's most sophisticated designs in history.

The Air Yeezy 'Zen' was released in April 2009 as one of three colorways in Kanye West and Nike's first joint release. The design, which uses a predominantly neutral colorway with vibrantly coloured highlights throughout, is an entirely fresh style with features derived from the Nike classics. The patent leather midfoot strap has a distinct texture, and the toe cap is made of fine suede. When the lights fall dark, the unassuming rubber outsole sparkles green underfoot.

The Air Yeezy 'Net' was released in June 2009 as the third and final colorway of Kanye West and Nike's first shoe. The shoe has a beige leather upper that ends at a high collar lined in pink and is mounted on a two-tone midsole inspired by the Nike Air Jordan 3. The patent leather midfoot strap has a smooth and glossy texture that contrasts with a perforated leather vamp and suede toe wrap that is embossed with an all-over 'Y' design.

The Air Yeezy 'Zen' was released in April 2009 as one of three colorways in Kanye West and Nike's first joint release. The design, which uses a predominantly neutral colorway with vibrantly coloured highlights throughout, is an entirely fresh style with features derived from the Nike classics. The patent leather midfoot strap has a distinct texture, and the toe cap is made of fine suede. When the lights fall dark, the unassuming rubber outsole sparkles green underfoot.

The Air Yeezy 2, Kanye West's final and most sought-after collaboration with Nike, has already attained legendary status in the sneaker industry. This Wolf Grey/Pure Platinum variant is one of the iconic shoe's two first colours. The Air Yeezy 2 was designed by Nathan VanHook and is inspired by vintage Nike styles such as the Air Trainer 1, Air Foamposite One, and Air Tech Challenge 2. The end result is a hybrid form that is equally suited to sports and leisure wear.