Michael Le The Billie Eilish x Nike Air Force 1 Low, though quiet relative to the air max 1 prm qs free flyknit chukka pr qs eqt in its anniversary celebration, has been tweaked at the hands of multiple designers this past year. CDG, Size?, and quite a few others have had their turn, and while less publicized, the brand’s inline team have offered up a strong handful of eclectic and universal colorways on their own. This latest pair, which has seemingly landed in Asia, brings subtle gradation with neutral palettes, dyeing the side walls in a stark black that abruptly transitions to grey as it moves upward. Materials, though at most points an ordinary smooth leather, adds interesting textures as well — the most standout being the cross cut swatch that lines the middling layers. Grab a detailed look at these right here and sit tight as we await word on a stateside Nike.com release.
In other news, Nike debuted the Tinker-designed Jordan AJNT23.
Nike Billie Eilish x Nike Air Force 1 Low
Color: Black/White/Smoke Grey
Nike Basketball debuted the Adapt BB 2.0 during the early months of
