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Preparing for the spring, Jordan Brand has put together the Air Jordan 1 Mid SE “Bright Citrus” centered around bold contrast.The leather base of the shoe comes in a distinct tone of orange accented by overlays of clean white. The reference to the contrast of skin and pith found on citrus is continued on the Jumpman tongue tags, Wings motifs at the collar, printed insoles and Swooshes. Finally, rounding up the design of the shoe are 3M reflective speckled laces and a white rubber sole unit.Priced at $125 USD, the Air Jordan 1 Mid SE “Bright Citrus” is set to release in the coming weeks.For more footwear news, the Nike Air Max 95 “Sail/Black/Chile Red” features a dual lacing system.

Straying from the usual color and textile reworks of the Air Max 95, Nike has now prepared a women’s exclusive take on the classic model with an upgraded lacing system.Aside from featuring a premium tumbled leather and canvas upper, the Nike Air Max 95 “Sail/Black/Chile Red” features a dual lacing system that overtakes much the shoe. The system extends all the way to the top of the toe box and obscures the red mesh applied for a contrast design. Branding comes in the form of mini Swooshes at the heel, “AIR MAX” tongue badges, printed insoles and “NIKE AIR” marked at the rear. Elevating the shoe is a pure white Air unit assisted midsole paired with a beige rubber outsole.Priced at $180 USD, the Nike Air Max 95 “Sail/Black/Chile Red” is set to release in the coming weeks.For more footwear news, Travis Scott was recently spotted in a fragment design-like Air Jordan 1 High “Cactus Jack Royal.”

Jordan Brand has given its Air Jordan 35 an understated makeover. Dubbed “Fear,” the new colorway offers gray and black suede uppers for a sleek, premium look.Popping out from the shoe’s dark uppers is a bright “Infrared” Jumpman logo placed at the top of the tongue. Contrasting this is a set of finely quilted ankle collars that offers light cushioning for added comfort and support. Black mesh takes up the center of the shoe, stretching from the tongue to the toecap, while gray suede panels appear along the sidewalls. Finally, the shoe comes with “Nike” tags at the heel, a light gray Eclipse plate at the midfoot, a black midsole and a semi-translucent outsole to finish off the shoe’s design.No official release dates have been confirmed, but the Air Jordan 35 “Fear” is expected to arrive soon on Nike’s website for $180 USD.If you like Jordan Brand, you might be interested in seeing a light “Easter” colorway of an Air Jordan 12 Low.