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The Air Jordan 1 High Elevate is quickly becoming one of Jordan Brand’s most eccentric models, with the imprint commonly dipping it in iconic colorways. The sky-high rendition of the Air Jordan 1 recently landed in classic “Hyper Royal” and “Varsity Red” tones, now set to hit shelves in delicate “Atmosphere,” which has previously graced several Jordan Brand silhouettes. Sleek white leather is found on the base layer, which adorns the perforated toe boxes and medial panels. Black tumbled leather contrasts the mudguards, lacing systems, and collars, while pale pink touches down on the ankle flaps, concealed Wings logos, profile Swooshes, and heel counters. On the interior-facing panels, you will find full-length zippers for swift entry alongside customary black laces that continue to decorate the throats. The pair is complete with its trademark jumbo-sized midsole and chunky tinted bottoms. Take a closer look at the Air Jordan 1 High Elevate “Atmosphere” in the gallery above. The sneaker is set to drop via Nike and select retailers later this year for $145 USD. In other news, the YEEZY Supply website has gone offline.

Nike is noticeably looking to bring back several hoop catalog classics this year, one of which reportedly is the Air Foamposite One “Anthracite” colorway. At the time of writing, no official images or information has been announced, but the rumor mill is speculating that the kicks could be arriving sometime during the 2023 holiday season.The Nike Air Foamposite One “Anthracite” was first introduced to the market in 2007, and last saw a retro release in 2020. If the reports are true, it’s likely that it will return with all of its OG design elements. That would mean everything from the ribbed side panels to the nubuck overlays that sit adjacent to the throat to the mesh tongues and sole units would be smothered in its titular shade.The last time we saw an all-black Foamposite One land on the scene was COMME des GARÇONS’ two-piece capsule that launched in 2021 and struck up new momentum for the retro hoops silhouette. There won’t be any zen garden-inspired textures on this forthcoming reissue, but if you’re looking to pick up a Foamposite that flies under the radar and is just as sleek, these might be a good pair to save your coin for.Check out a look at the 2020 pair in the gallery above while more information surrounding its upcoming drop surfaces.In case you missed it, on-foot images of the Tiffany & Co. x Nike Air Force 1 Low have appeared.

Back in 2006, Nike and LeBron James hosted a special pop-up activation in SoHo, New York for the release of a limited-edition sneaker: the Nike LeBron 4 “Graffiti.” Only 250 pairs were released to the public, making it one of The King’s most exclusive launches at the time. However, the Swoosh’s basketball team has elected to reissue the kicks at a larger scale during the 2023 holiday season.All of the shoe’s original design cues will be brought back. Its curvy base layer comes split between a duo of curvy panels, the first which resides in the middle of the base and comes styled in all-white while the second lies below and is completely covered in graffiti-inspired graphics Collars of the court-ready kicks are fashioned in black and are designed with angelic Swooshes and “University Red” trim, the latter of which matched up with James’ Cleveland Cavaliers threads at the time.Nike actually revisited the “Graffiti” theme back in 2017 as it engineered multiple LeBron 17 colorways with the same presentation, and this may have been the foreshadowing moment that its muse was eventually going to get brought back to the frontlines.You can likely expect these to launch via Nike and select retailers later in the year for $240 USD.In other news, Yoon Ahn just teased a new AMBUSH x Nike Air Force 1 in white.