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Nike has been treating the Air Huarache to a host of tasteful drops lately — from the Sandalwood “Mowabb” pack to the latest iteration, which pays homage to the vibrant colors of South Beach.In anticipation of the upcoming Spring/Summer season, the Swoosh dresses the timeless silhouette with Miami’s signature color palette of aqua, black, hot pink and grey. Staying true to the classic, the shoe comes equipped with a neoprene base, subtle synthetic leather overlays, a white midsole and a flashy tiger camo insole to complete the look.The grey and black accents complement the flashiness of the aqua well, where the shoe feels flashy but still relatively pared back. The Air Huarache “South Beach” does not have a release date yet, but you can expect to see the sneaker drop for $120 USD sometime in the coming months. Please visit Nike for more info.In related news, here is an official look at the ACRONYM x Nike Blazer Low.

Following deconstructed “Safety Orange” pairs released last year, Nike has now introduced an experimental “Bandana” iteration of its Nike SB Blazer Mid Edge silhouette as part of a larger “Paisley Pack.”The uppers are found in a patchwork medley of suede, canvas, corduroy, leather, and denim fabrics. Floral prints adorn the lateral and paisley prints are found on the medial side and heel tabs.The shoe’s main components come in groups of three including the stacked corduroy, suede, and denim eye stays and swooshes as well as the tri-tone Nike heel tab stitching. Tongue tabs and insoles display Nike SB branding, and a white and gum sole unit below completes the electric look.Take a closer look at the Nike SB Blazer Mid Edge “Bandana” above, and expect the pairs to arrive at Nike’s website and select retailers in the coming weeks for $105 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, here’s an official look at the ACRONYM x Nike Blazer Low.

Following the duo’s 2018 release of defining Nike Air Prestos, Errloson Hugh’s ACRONYM joins forces with Nike once again for a new out-of-the-box Nike Blazer Low silhouette appearing in two distinct “Night Maroon” and “Black” colorways.As if sent into overdrive, the upcoming pairs arrive in a battle-worn look, featuring pre-distressed suede uppers with partially detached cutouts throughout. The exposed foam tongue features Nike and ACRONYM branding in a black calligraphy font, and mismatched futuristic graphics decorate the insoles.A metallic two-tone piece is added to the heel counter, consistent with ACRONYM’s technical and sci-fi-inspired aesthetic, and the inner lining extends outwards towards the heel tab to display the brand’s shuriken motif. A tinted rubber sole unit and detachable dog tags on the eyelets complete the look.Take a browse through the official images above, and expect the Acronym x Nike Blazer Lows to release in the coming months at the Nike website and select retailers for $140 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, Nike Air Force 1 Craft arrives in “Beige Gum.”