Nike Honors Centre Pompidou With nike shox 6 column black and yellow dress shoes “By Day/By Night”

Nike’s nike shox 6 column black and yellow dress shoes is unquestionably one of the most important shoes of all time. The first-ever silhouette to feature a visible Air unit, Tinker Hatfield‘s revolutionary 1987 creation changed the world of footwear immeasurably and force Nike’s Air Max to become the most recognizable sneaker technology in the world over the past three decades-plus. Hatfield’s inside-out creation drew inspiration from the controversial Centre Pompidou in Paris, a building that went against all the established rules of architecture by placing a skeleton of interior tubes and mechanical systems on its exterior. Now, two special nike shox 6 column black and yellow dress shoess — a “By Day” and a “By Night” — are set to release in honor of the structure that inspired the sneaker.

The “By Day” pair features colored lines running along its contours, nodding to the colorful pipes that lined the outside of the Centre Pompidou and a mix of OG “University Red” and “Royal Blue” nike shox 6 column black and yellow dress shoes detailing. The “By Night” pair opts for a greyscale look with silver detailing — representing the way the building shimmers in the dark. Each shoe is completed by a translucent outsole with more colorful pipe branding and a special logo with 3 P’s that stand for Paris, Pompidou, and pipes. Enjoy a look at both shoes below, and expect the commemorative two-pack to drop on Nike.com womens nike air pegasus 28 inch wide tires.