2022 Latest Nike Court Vision Low “Valentine’s Day” DQ9321-100
New Jordan 2020, February is just around the corner, which means Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. So over the next few weeks, we’re sure to see everything Nike has planned for the couple’s holiday, which will almost certainly include more than this pink and red Court Vision Low. The Court Vision Low is similar in design to the Air Force 1 from earlier this month. For example, the Swoosh is the exact same pink as the Swoosh and has the same charismatic-inspired letter etch embossing. The matching dubrae, on the other hand, has been phased out for a cleaner look that takes the focus away from the white structure and the striking red logo.
2020 Cheap Jordans, In case you didn’t know, 2021 is Air Huarache’s 30th anniversary. We don’t blame you for not knowing, because Nike didn’t celebrate it like it did with the Air Max 90 the year before. However, 2022 is gradually revising, as the shoe has appeared in a number of new colorways, including “Yin Yang,” “Mowabb,” and more recently, “Turtle Shell.” The latter pattern is often seen on and associated with eyeglass frames, and is timeless in itself. Here it wraps one side of the Huarache upper, on a panel that only appears to be acetate in the still images. While equally sturdy, the heel section is bright orange, matching the tongue tab, but not the white suede and synthetic base underneath.
Retro Jordan 2021, Cactus Plant Flea Market’s brief partnership with Nike has resulted in some of the most high-profile shoe collaborations of the past three years. Rarely in the spotlight, Cynthia Lu has done a great job of drawing attention to the brand with her imaginative interpretation of the Swoosh shoe, revealing a wide range of references through a design language that can only be described as dramatic knowledge. Her latest Air Escape 3-inspired Dunk Low drew attention, but it all started at Vapormax 2019, where she custom-made oversized branding on the shoe’s exterior. Nike’s upcoming Air Force 1 Mid takes a similar approach, an online product that bears no resemblance to CPFM. Still, its impact is palpable, with an oversized Swoosh logo on the forefoot and a giant NIKE patch lettering on the inside.
Compared to low-tops, the Nike SB Dunk rarely gets as much attention. However, things seem to be gradually improving, as contours have appeared in CLOT-sponsored “Year of the Tiger” cosmetics. While this upcoming colorway is more understated than the previous two, it still stands out thanks to its Swoosh and newly acquired accessories. These details add interest to an otherwise unassuming palette, with neutrals of white and grey paired with smooth and tumbled leather. The latter sits below, laying the foundation, while the darker overlays span the metallic finish of the Emerald Swoosh. Throughout the shoe, this hue accentuates the tongue branding rather than the silver-plated accents on the laces.
