2021Shoes even just their name, is loosely associated with Greek mythology. In the past, they took inspiration from the goddess who saw her own shoes, which may have inspired the upcoming Air Force One in some way. However, Roman mythology plays a leading role here; while in many ways influenced by the Greeks, it is imbued with a rich culture of its own. It's a far cry from a history class, and this Air Force One is purely a parody of the Empire's colors and regal feel. The deep red marks their flag is used for the patent leather covering, which gleams against the golden exterior. Gold-plated eyeshadow at least makes the tongue look like an ancient goddess. In the past week, it was revealed that Concepts is collaborating on the Nike Air Max 1, thanks to sneaker leaks. Not just one color is revealed; the second appears soon after the first, each with its own pattern and color. To make things even more exciting, Deon Point himself recently shared a third and possibly final pair.

Thanks to the full influx of colorways these past few years, Nike Shoes for Men is getting close to running out of dunk highs and lows. But with new spinoffs like the Dunk High Up, the brand is trying to add a fresh twist to the beloved silhouette. The bright colours they use here only add variety and fit as a celebration for the upcoming Setsubun festival. Orange, darker than "Syracuse," on furry suede covered in gold or bright green paint and paneling. In the way the eyeballs stay, a muted red pastel takes the stage, tied with purple strings, along with a similar Swoosh. While it looks overly busy on specs, the white base and midsole do their best to balance the palette. This is the simplest design of the whole set, it ditches the use of camouflage and reduces the printing. In its place are scratch-resistant plates, which have a light olive finish similar to those found in military surpluses. Adjacent, light-wash denim wraps the toe and sides, while the upper and lace units add a luxurious pop of faux cow fur and red velvet, respectively. On the heel, a subtle paisley pattern does take the stage, though it blends in with plenty of graphics on the collar and Swoosh.

Recently, the Air Jordan 1 Fearless has rarely appeared in front of the audience. This is the role the AJ1 and scaling CMFT has played. The latest with the high top, however, it appears to be a remake of this part, dressed almost entirely in an anodized finish. For non-initialization, anodizing utilizes an electrochemical process that effectively makes metal surfaces more durable and resistant to corrosion. It is also used as a means of decoration, because the color can also be adjusted to a certain extent. The bright blue, almost green gradient is just one possibility here, and its metallic sheen makes it look closer to the actual thing. Immersion is then broken, though, as the Swoosh, laces, and treads opt for a matte black. sacai's longtime partnership with Nike has created some of the best collaborative silhouettes over the past few years - LDWaffle, Vaporwaffle, and even recreated Blazers. Later this year, the Japanese brand will launch a similar Cortez line. The upper, much like the LDWaffle, is relatively faithful to the original silhouette, with its usual smooth leather and grey suede eye pads/toe. Even the Swoosh remains intact, though it comes with an extra, printed twin à la evaporated waffle. As for the sole, continuing Chitose Abe's preference for oversized soles, it sits beautifully between the two aforementioned shoes while offering a sizable but manageable volume, a prominent heel block, and a new forefoot. buffer.