The Nike Air Max Tailwind 4 is back on the market, and the Swoosh is now set to launch their spring/summer 2019 lineup for the retro silhouette.
Shown here are several color options that ranges from vibrant to monochromatic hues in men’s and women’s sizing. Each shoe is constructed in a mix of mesh and leather with plastic overlays.
Check out the full preview lineup below, and look for each colorway to begin releasing later this spring at select retailers and Nike.com.
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Nike is set to release a brand new lineup of the Air Max Tailwind 4 silhouette throughout the spring and summer months.
This one comes dressed in a Desert Ore, Team Orange, and Campfire Orange color scheme. Its upper is done in a mix of Tan hues with a mix of Orange and Purple accents. A gradient pattern on the midfooot atop a Sail midsole and Tan rubber outsole completes the design.
Look for the Nike Air Max Tailwind 4 “Desert Ore” to release on May 24th at select retailers like SVD as well as on Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $170 USD.
Nike will be kicking off the month of May with a handful of new React Element 55 colorways for the warmer months.
This iteration of the shoe arrives in a Black, Tour Yellow, and White color scheme. It features a shimmery Orange upper paired with Black detailing and minor hints of Yellow on the back pull tab and insole. A White and Black React sole completes the design.
Look for the Nike React Element 55 PRM “Tour Yellow” to release on May 2nd at select retailers like SVD and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $130 USD.
The latest adidas Consortium release is a global first that exemplifies the international mindset of the wide-ranging Consortium family. First launching in 2006, Shelflife is an OG trailblazer, bringing an utterly distinct, cutting-edge curation of streetwear and sneakers to their South African devotees, via their Johannesburg and Cape Town stores.
Taking on the formidable heritage of the adidas ZX running shoe series, Shelflife brings their own eye-catching approach to a new iteration of the ZX 4000 model. Viewed straight-on from the outside, the Shelflife version is defined by its understated use of luxurious Greyscale nubuck and woven fabric underlays that evoke the historic craftsmanship of the retailers’ home country. On foot and in action however, the medial side of the shoe is revealed, showcasing a colorful, jacquard-printed panel.
All campaign assets for the release were created and shot in South Africa by local creatives Paul Ward (photographer) and Gabrielle Kannemeyer (stylist), further strengthening the bond between one of the most memorable Consortium releases of the year and the place, people and heritage that brought the shoe to life.
Look for the Shelflife x adidas Consortium ZX 4000 to release first on April 13th via Shelflife followed by a wider release on April 20th at select retailers and adidas.com. The retail price tag is set at $150 USD.
While Nike has been really pushing their React Element 55 silhouette, the Swoosh is now set to bring back the React Element 87 in a few upcoming color options.
Two of those are shown here, with one dressed in Dusty Peach/Atmosphere Grey and the other in a Moss/Black-El Dorado-Deep Royal Blue color scheme. Both feature the signature TPE upper atop a White and Gum React cushioned sole.
Check out the detailed photos below, and look for both React Element 87s to release on May 2nd at select retailers like SVD. The retail price tag is set at $160 USD.
Nike will be launching several new renditions of their React Element 55 silhouette during the spring/summer season.
One of those includes this women’s exclusive “Laser Fuchsia” colorway. The shoe features an iridescent-like upper paired with Black overlays atop a White React cushioned sole.
Look for the Nike React Element 55 PRM “Laser Fuchsia” to release in women’s sizing on May 2nd at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $130 USD.
A re-release of the popular retro from 2001, the “Navy Blue Snakeskin” Air Jordan 11 Low, is set to return this Spring 2019.
This release of the Air Jordan 11 Low features a White leather upper wrapped in Navy Blue snake-textured leather. A White midsole and an icy translucent outsole completes the design.
Look for the Air Jordan 11 Low “Navy Blue Snakeskin” to release on April 19th at select Jordan Brand retailers and StockX. The retail price tag is set at $185 USD.
UPDATE: Nike releases official photos of the “Navy Snakeskin” Air Jordan 11 Low launching on April 19th.
UPDATE: Additional photos via FineLine1721 of the upcoming “Navy Snakeskin” Air Jordan 11 Low that will come housed in a matching snakeskin box.
UPDATE: Detailed photos of the “Navy Blue Snakeskin” Air Jordan 11 Low that drops April 19th. Photos: @hanzuying
Jordan Brand will be releasing a brand new women’s lineup, which will include this upcoming Air Jordan 12 covered in reptile prints.
Dressed in a luxurious Black, Metallic Gold, and White color scheme. Having a similar look as the “Wings” Air Jordan 12 from 2016, it features a Black leather upper covered in a mix of exotic croc and snakeskin prints on the mudguard and heel. Leather material continues on the inner lining and heel tab, completed with Gold details on the two-eyelets and side badges atop a White rubber sole.
Look for the Air Jordan 12 WMNS “Reptile” to release on May 17th at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $190 USD.
UPDATE: Nike releases official photos of the women’s “Reptile” Air Jordan 12 set to launch on May 17th.
Photos: Sneaker News
Nike will be expanding their women’s lineup with an all-new M2K Tekno to kick off the month of April.
This release features a Black leather overlay with University Gold underlays on the side panels. A White thick midsole atop a Black rubber outsole completes the design.
Grab a detailed look below, and you can find this women’s M2K Tekno available at select retailers like Titolo. The retail price tag is set at $100 USD.
Jordan Brand is set to launch two new kids renditions of both the Air Jordan 1 Mid and Air Jordan 1 Low silhouettes.
Dressed in a White and Topaz Mist color scheme. Both are constructed with a White leather upper accented in Red and Light Blue accents. Added detailing is found on the Air Jordan 1 Low with a patterned-styled Swoosh.
Look for this upcoming “Topaz Mist” Pack to release very soon at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $90 USD for the Mid and $80 USD for the Low.
didas Originals’ latest archive-inspired sneaker, the FYW S-97, has just dropped in three new color options to kick off the month of April.
One pair comes dressed in Crystal White/Shock Pink, another in Black/White, and lastly in White/Black-Action Purple. The sneaker comes constructed in mesh with leather overlays on the quarter panel, sides, and toe box to give off that retro look. Its hefty performance sole unit comes with Torsion technology.
You can now find these three FYW S-97 colorways available at select retailers such as Overkill. The retail price tag is set at $140 USD.
Nike Sportswear is set to launch an upcoming Floral Collection as part of their women’s Spring 2019 lineup.
One of the models included is the Nike Air Max 270 that comes dressed in a Black, University Gold, and Bright Crimson color scheme. The shoe features a Black upper paired with Gold and Crimson overlays. Highlighting the shoe is a flower pattern wrapping the heel.
Check out the official photos below, and look for this Air Max 270 to release in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $160 USD.
Nike Sportswear will be expanding their women’s lineup with a brand new “Floral Pack” consisting of three Cortez color options.
One comes dressed in Black/White, another in University Gold/Black-Bright Crimson, and the last pair sports a White/Hyper Pink-Green Abyss color scheme. Each pair is fully covered in a floral pattern and comes with flower lace dubrae.
Check out the official photos below, and look for this “Floral Pack” to release very soon at select retailers and Nike.com.
The Belgian designer Raf Simons and adidas Originals will be expanding their partnership with new renditions of the Stan Smith silhouette.
This fresh take on the timeless court style features a leather upper with a trompe l’oeil print of a vintage adidas trainer, the Peachtree. Perforated “R” detailing stands out on the side to add for a signature touch.
Look for the adidas Raf Simons Peach Stan Smith to release on April 12th at select retailers and adidas.com. The retail price tag is set at $280 USD.
adidas by Raf Simons layers past, present, and future to create a new footwear range inspired by the painting technique of trompe-l’oeil, French for “deceive the eye.”
To begin, the designer curated five styles from the adidas Originals archive: the Micropacer (released 1984-88), the LA Trainer (1979-80), the Torsion Conquest Super (1990-92), the Samba (1962-67), and the Peachtree (1985). These pieces were photographed and 3-D modeled to fit the RS Stan Smith and the RS Adilette, two of the adidas by Raf Simons collaboration’s most essential styles. The resulting footwear retains select details of the vintage shoes on the uppers, including stains, exposed glue, and other general wear – transporting authentic elements of the past into the now.
The collection enables the pollination of styles across product categories, like the transference of technical runners, such as the Micropacer, to tennis shoes, like the Stan Smith. While the Peachtree originally only available in women’s sizes, is now available for men as well, becoming the unisex RS Peach Stan and the RS Peach Adilette.
Look for the RS Stan Smith to release on April 12th, and the RS Adilette to release on May 17th at select retailers and adidas.com.
Jerry Lorenzo has just dropped two new offerings from the Fear of God Sixth Collection that includes the Skate Mid and the 101 Lace Up, both dressed in Red Italian rough suede.
Both are handcrafted in Italy featuring a Red Italian rough suede leather upper. The Skate Mid, which reminiscent of the Vans Mountain Edition, includes 3M Reflective Silver synthetic fabric across the toe box. The 101 Lace Up is a luxury take on the Vans Era silhouette, both completed with a lace toggle lacing system.
Check out both styles below, and you can find them available now directly online at Fear of God. The retail price tag is set at $495 (Lace Up) and $695 (Skate Mid).
