From "Taupe Haze" to "University Blue", Air Jordan 4 this year has added bolder color options to its usual white leather uppers. As AJ 4 prepares to launch a full range of sizes in the "Lightning" color scheme tomorrow, this fun continues-since its debut in 2006, the product has not been re-released. This pair of shoes is loyal to tradition, using a vibrant "Tour Yellow" upper, and the sun tone extends to the tongue. The "dark blue-gray" decoration near the laces and mid-plate contrasts sharply with the bright upper, creating a lively appearance. As expected, the white midsole and dark gray outsole coating complete the design and create one of the most anticipated versions of the season.
Nike Air Max 95 has a slow start this year, often offering GR. But as the weather started to get colder, the silhouettes seemed to be more and more. This is the latest but another mini Swooshed creation. Unlike the black and yellow options shown earlier, this pair of shoes is softer and mainly equipped with navy equipment. This is true for most of the content from the tool to the lining, with few darker but slightly faded blacks. Gray also quickly surfaced, illuminating the logo on the tongue and forefoot in a similar (but not identical) way, similar to the aqua blue that emphasizes the heel.
New Jordan 2020, Nike Air Presto-also known as your feet T-shirt-has only recently regained the spotlight, inspired by its long history and even the new color schemes of the Star Wars series. Here, we see a slightly different approach, because the silhouette looks like DC to get a little inspiration. At first glance, this pair is not much different from Batman's often praised opponent: the Joker. Only blue replaces his iconic purple setting, which is slightly different. The "Volt" green accent is more real to the villain, reminiscent of his hair and the chemical barrels he fell into many comics. The gray cage and the white midsole are then worn next to each other, the latter further accentuates the bright orange Swoosh.
At Retro Jordan 2021, these Air Force One may be nothing special. But once you look closely, you will find that they are just more interesting than the GRs currently on the shelf. However, this is not achieved through color matching at all. Instead, both iterations opted for a simple, neutral palette: one mainly decorated its tumbling leather in white, while the other preferred a darker finish. In contrast, their tongue label and heel handle chose bright orange and "Volt" respectively. These accents distracted the attention of Swoosh and the heel label, the outer contour of the latter and the iconic "pivot" of the contour. "Pivot point" is similar.