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Nike Sportswear has released official images for the upcoming Nike Dunk Low “Fossil Rose,” which is part of a two-shoe pack that also includes a Nike Dunk High in an inverted colorway.The shoe’s color combinations are formally announced as “Phantom/Fossil Rose/Aura/Summit White,” a blend of soft faded tones across brushed suede uppers. Pale blue overlays sit atop the icy white base, and laces appear in a pinkish-brown hue reflected by the lateral swoosh, heel tab, tongue tag, and outsoles. White midsoles appear below, and outsole tips feature grooved star patterns for a subtle touch of detail.The Nike Dunk “Fossil Rose” Pack is slated to release in Spring 2022 at Nike’s website and select retailers priced at $120 USD for the Highs and $110 USD for the Lows.Elsewhere in footwear, Nike SB Blazer Mid Edge “Bandana” arrives in patchwork denim print.

Jordan Brand recently unveiled an Air Joran 1 Mid in a unique “Inside Out” construction that featured neutral tones and accents. To follow, the label is releasing the fan-favorite silhouette in a stylish tonal greyscale colorway.From a warm grey in the swoosh to a neutral tone around the midfoot and heel, the shoe is dominated by supple suede all throughout. The sneaker is also winter-equipped through a fleece inner lining that adds an extra layer of warmth for the current winter season. Subtle, stylish and timeless, the Air Jordan 1 Mid “Particle Grey” is a solid sneaker that can surely stay in rotation year-round.The sneaker does not have a release date yet, but you can expect it to drop via Nike in the coming months. For more information on all things Swoosh, please visit the Nike SNKRS app.In related news, Nike pays homage to South Beach in the latest Air Huarache.

adidas recognizes that “we can’t evolve today without appreciating what came before us.” Where throwback looks have become the norm, the German sportswear label has added a new runner that dials the time back to Y2K in a retro-inspired runner, dubbed the Shadowturf.The sneaker harks back to an early 2000s runner called the JET, by keeping the latest shoe’s quarter-window faithful to the classic. Additional features include a two-tone mesh to emphasize texture, textile lining, lace closure, along with adiprene technology in the base. Whether you see them as retro classics or dad shoes, the sneakers come in a tasteful grey upper that will virtually complement any fit. The Shadowturf shoes retail for $134 USD are available to purchase via adidas. In other sneaker news, Nike pays homage to South Beach in latest Air Huarache.