The Nike Air VaporMax Plus is set to release in a new “Light Bone” colorway for the fall season.As has been the case on several recent iterations of the hybrid silhouette, New Ultra Boost  the fabric base indulges in a soft tone.Nike Air VaporMax Plus Bone Black features a Light Bone upper paired with Black covering the glossy cage overlay, lining, branding, and heel overlays. Air Max Plus-inspired TPU cages running from vamp to heel deviate from the off-white scheme in a pitch-dark composition, while donning a shimmering finish; inner lining and branding on the tongue also sports the stark “Black” contrast.A solid Black VaporMax sole unit completes the design. midfoot shanks deliver a greyscale gradient that doesn’t appear again on the robust model. VaporMax units underfoot revert back to the tone that takes over the upper’s molded overlays.

Nike adds the Blazer Mid to their latest “Recycled Jerseys” capsule.Soon joining the Swoosh’s Crater Foam-updates and a recent recycled canvas collection is the “Recycled Jerseys” capsule, which now boasts a Nike Blazer Mid ’77.Nike Blazer Mid ’77 Grey White Sport Red Green Dressed in a Grey, White, Sport Red, and Electric Green color scheme.Like adjacent pairs of the Air Force 1 and Air Max 90, the former-basketball icon is predominantly clad in a greyscale arrangement.This offering of the Nike Blazer Mid features recycled yarns on the sides and heels with White leather overlays.Textured, patterned profile construction is complemented by crimson stitching, appearing prominently around the “White” profile swooshes.Red contrast stitching, Green branding atop a solid White rubber sole and recycled insoles completes the design.A miniature swoosh on the midsole’s lateral side brings some of the upper’s eye-catching accents down below to an otherwise plain tonal sole unit.

Nike’s Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) Collection this year remixes the Nike Air Max 90, Nike Daybreak Type, Nike Blazer Mid and the Air Jordan 1 Mid New Drop Jordans with a modern approach grounded in art and culture.Día de Muertos’s traditional ofrendas, or altars, serve as the design inspiration behind each of the silhouettes and apparel pieces, with colors, patterns and crafted details nodding to the delicate, handmade artwork of papel picado and flowers typically seen at an altar.Alongside the juxtapositions and contrasting textures, the pack focuses on intrinsic colors, patterns and materials and employs Marigold — the traditional Mexican flower — as a collecting thread throughout the pack and apparel. A tradition that serves as a reminder of heritage, the Día de Muertos Collection also connects back to the notion of family and has “Para Mi Familia” on the DBreak Type heel, the toe of the Air Jordan 1 and the tee and hoodie graphics.