Nike Court Force Basic Low - Air Max 97 Inspired

Nike Court Force Basic Low - Air Max 97 Inspired

It was only last month that news of an Air Max inspired package consisting of Nike Court Force Highs and Lows broke out. Here is a follow up to the original post and pictured above is the Air Max 97 Court Force Basic Low. Much like the Air Max 97’s most memorable color-way, it uses the same Metallic Silver and Red color-way as well a metallic cloth at the toe box and upper heal of the shoe. Now available at 1st Sneaker.

Nike Court Force Basic Low - Air Max 97 Inspired
Nike Court Force Basic Low - Air Max 97 Inspired

24K Gold Custom Air Force 1’s

24K Gold Custom Air Force 1’s

Sole Brother has just received some tight 24K gold custom made Air Force 1’s. They feature a white upper with 24K gold detailed accents throughout the shoe. Check some more pics after the break.

24K Gold Custom Air Force 1’s

24K Gold Custom Air Force 1’s

24K Gold Custom Air Force 1’s

Teal Zebra Customs

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A new pair of Nike customs were posted on Nike Talk that created a mixed reaction in my mind. The designer took a simple pair of Nikes and added teal and silver paint to create a flashier shoe. I like the zebra pattern that the designer wrapped around the toes but I dislike the teal paint. I think that the silver paint would have worked with a drabber color but it stands out for the wrong reasons when placed next to teal stripes.

I think the designer needed to go all the way in one direction or another with the Teal Zebras. A bright blue or green swish applied to the Nikes would have worked well with the teal stripes. If the designer was married to the silver swoosh, cardinal red or navy blue paint would have created a uniform pattern without any element standing out. It is important to design custom shoes by keeping in mind that incompatible elements that look great on their own make for a poor final product.

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Hermes x Bugatti Veyron FBG

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The Bugatti Veyron is considered one of the world’s fastest production cars with a 0-60mph in 2.5 seconds and a top speed of 253mph. So what happens when you let one of the world’s top fashion house design this amazing car? The result - a Hermes x Bugatti Veyron FBG which not only blows your mind but also blows your wallet. On March 4th, this Hermes x Bugatti Veyron FBG was unveiled at the Geneva Motor show. This supercar features a classy maroon exterior and a matching interior. It also comes with a special edition Hermes branded 22 inch wheels and fuel-filler cap. Price tag - 1.55 M Euros.hermes-bugatti-veyron-fbg-2.jpg

Source: Autoblog

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Kanye Still Has Love for Balenciaga

kanye1.jpgApparently while attending Paris Fashion Week, Kanye didn’t have enough juice to get into an exclusive runway show for Balenciaga, but ‘Ye loves fashion so much that’s he’s still got respect for the designers and isn’t holding any grudges:

“I totally love and respect any designer that won’t let me come 2 there show… it’s their show… they don’t owe me anything… Balenciaga is one of the illest lines right now and I don’t feel any type of way about not getting in! There’s always a catch 22 in being a celeb … your motives are always questioned… but only time will show my true love MY FIRST LOVE is for fashion and I appreciate just being in a position 2 afford 2 be able 2 spend a week in Paris visiting shows.”

Jordan 1 Black/Red To Release Next Winter

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The shoe that started it all, the Jordan 1 in a Black/Red colorup is slated to release next winter as an exclusive to JB Lifestyle accounts. As Sneakerfiles reports, four colorways of the 1 will drop—all clocking in at reasonable price tags under $150. Hard release dates to come soon. Plan ahead.

Louis Vuitton ‘Blason’ interview

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IHT have interviewed Pharrell Williams and Camile Miceli about their new jewellery line for Louis Vuitton, the interview answers many of the questions people have been asking, how the project came about, what inspired the name, and much much more.