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highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
Let's go back in time to 1985, the birth year of the Air Jordan 1 and Michael Jordan's NBA career. That same year, MJ naturally won the NBA's Rookie of the Year award, which he accepted while wearing this smooth tan suede outfit. In 2018, that 'fit was immortalized in the Jordan Brand collection, as the label launched a tan-colored Jordan 1 High inspired by the award ceremony ensemble. Fast forward to 2025, that very suave sneaker returns as a Jordan 1 Low.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
NIGO's Nike Air Force 3 sneakers may seem like wild cards, as the fashion icon goes from one unexpected spin to the other with the outdoorsy model. However, they're actually extremely NIGO. Each of his Air Force 3 sneakers tells a personal story about the designer-musician, including those previous furry pairs that spoke to his love for Planet of the Apes. The latest collab continues the story of NIGO, arriving as a blinged-out Air Force sneaker celebrating his deep love for hip-hop culture.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith
The Air Force 1 Low, a Nike model that's truly withstood the test of time, has turned into an Easter basket for this year's holiday. With Easter Sunday right around the corner, Nike has prepared a special treat for the sneakerheads, a textural Nike Air Force 1 ready for the Easter egg hunt. Appropriately named "Easter Basket," Nike's latest Air Force 1 is inspired by the woven containers used to hold your egg wins and holiday goodies.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith
The weather outside isn't the only thing heating up. The Air More Uptempo is also coming in hot with fresh colorways for the season. The low-top version of the classic basketball shoe keeps things clean and simple (the usual), arriving in a sleek white and green colorway. Really, it's a primarily white sneaker, aside from the rich green hints striking the graffiti-style puffer lettering, practical pull tabs, and Swooshes.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Morgan Smith
NowYour next pair of shoes should be from Skechers.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith
Nike's Field General shoe has gone Bottega. To be clear, this isn't an official collaboration with the Italian luxury label known for its deliciously woven leather goods. But if Bottega Veneta were to give the Field General a luxurious spin, I imagine the results would look something along the lines of these intertwined pairs. Let's dive into this nicely made stepper, shall we?
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith
Those viral Nike "Crocs?" The sportswear giant has more where that came from. As Nike keeps the current stock of vibrant colorways flowing, the brand is also in the lab cooking up more heat for its cozy star clog, the ReactX Rejuven8. Next up, Nike will serve up the ReactX Rejuven8 slip-on in three new colorways, including "Black/Volt," tonal "Khaki," and a blue-tiful "Dusty Cactus."Of course, underneath these new and satisfying schemes, the head-turning design shines.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith
While everyone wanted to be like Mike, every Jordan sneaker wants to be a "Black Cat," even the Jordan Flight Court. In true "Black Cat" fashion, the Flight Court's hybridized details gets completely bathed in the famous tonal black color scheme, from its smooth upper textures to the embroidered branding to its cushy lining. The results are a nice, clean, all-black version of the skate-ish Jordan model.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
Nike's Jordan Spizike Low sneaker, the brand's ultimate hybrid model, has launched in a new tonal rusty red colorway that looks very familiar. "Brick by Brick"-flavored Spizikes, anyone? The "Canyon Rust" Jordan Spizike sees the super Frankenstein sneaker wrapped up in this washed red shade, covering everything from its cushy interior to its rubber Jordan-branded sole.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
What's better than the classic all-white Nike Air Force 1? One that floats like a butterfly. Okay, the newest Nike Air Force 1 doesn't exactly float on air (unless you count the Nike Air technology in its soles). But it does come decorated with these adorable butterfly details. Specifically, the latest Air Force 1 arrives with these white leather butterfly adornments, each attached to the timeless shoe by buttons.
