Part of next year’s Nike/Jordan Brand All-Star 2021 collection, this Nike Dunk High All-Star along with the rest of the sneakers in the collection will be celebrating the 2021 NBA All-Star Weekend which was supposed to be held in Indianapolis, Indiana before COVID-19 happened.Dressed in a Barely Green, Black, and White color scheme. Details on the shoe include the Light Mint Green leather base contrasted by the Black patent leather overlays noted on the heel, ankle, forefoot, toe, and Nike Swoosh logo. Other details on the shoe include the Mint Green laces, White midsole and Black rubber outsole. Completing the look is the NBA logo emblemed on the heel that reads “ALL-STAR INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS.”
And while the skateboarding-division surely has several solo-endeavors in the tuck, its Nike SB Dunk Low Street Hawker collaboration with Jason Deng hints at a promising slew of joint-efforts for the new year. Akin to a “What The” styling from 2007, which recently emerged on the Air Jordan 5, left and right shoes vary in both color palette and patterns: Light beige on the former nod to three flour-based dishes, as watercolor accents signal to mutton soup. Counterparts don’t lack their share of contrasting details, boasting shimmering silver profile swooshes reminiscent of both Chengdu hotpots and hooks on which geese pre-crispy roasting hang. Materials on the midfoot between both shoes also differ, but they come together perfectly to deliver one narrative of China’s diverse gastronomical landscape.
For Air Max 270, Nike Sportswear will be debuting a few new iterations of their beloved Air Max Plus silhouette during the new year.One of those includes this new Black/Yellow offering of the Nike Air Max Plus. It features a Black mesh upper with Grey wavy overlays, plastic toe cap, leather mudguards and heels. 3M reflective detailing is used on the Yellow speckled laces and toes highlighted with taping on the tongues that read, “TUNED” and “AIR” text. Finishing off the design is a speckled outsole made of regrind rubber.