As the 25th Anniversary of Jordan Brand continues, there are more and more models to commemorate the occasion. Yesterday, we showed you the Air Jordan 1 Retro in Gray/Metallic Silver, and the white/red collection on display at Niketown NYC is still up, and many Jordan collectors are excited to see what’s next. Similar to the approach in the white/red collection, Nike is releasing a lineup of classic Jordans in all white. Nothing highlights the contours and silhouettes of the innovative Jordan line like presenting it “naked” in a stark white on white colorway. As seen in here in the Jordan I (1), VI (6), XI (11),  XVI (16), and XXI (21), the only non-white feature is the icy clear outsoles on the VI and XI. These are not going to Jordan retailers, but stick with Freshness for looks at the other models. via Jumpan23

By now, a lot of you are probably well aware of some of the treats that Jordan Brand has in store for the early part of 2010, but here we get a look at some more treasures in store for later in the year. Next summer will see some interesting new models like the Rare-Air, Team ISO, Airs and AJO10 Outdoor shoe, but we know that most of you will have a hard time focusing on the new stuff with that Air Jordan IX Retro hanging around. It appears the shoe will finally be Retro’d in the classic White/University Blue/Black colorway for the first time next August. Also of note are two new Air Jordan 1 High colorways, a Silver edition of the Six Rings and the Air Jordan Force Fusion X, which will surely be met with some differing opinions. Keep reading after the jump for a closer look at the whole batch, and stay tuned for more on these releases in the future. Via HoopsChina.

Over the course of MJ’s time in Chicago, it wasn’t very uncommon for Mike to put up more than half of the team’s points in a game, but when the Bulls put up more than 120 points, that means MJ went crazy.

This was the case on January 16, 1993 when the Chicago Bulls hosted the Orlando Magic at the old Chicago Stadium.  Michael showed up in a big way that night throwing down 64 points in an overtime thriller.  In the end, the Magic took home the 128-124 win, but MJ’s performance will not be forgotten.

Later this month, Jordan Brand will release the Air Jordan 7 60+ Pack.  Like with the AJ1 60+ Pack, the packaging is inspired by the floor of where the game was played.  The two Air Jordan 7’s in the pack include the Black/Red colorway MJ wore on court in the game along with another colorway inspired by the Orlando Magic.  This set will release August 22nd for $310.

In continuance of their fusion program, Jordan Brand release the Military Blue version of their Fusion 4. The kicks stay true to the original colorway, much like the recent Mars release, with the implementation of a visible Air Force 1 midsole amongst a white leather base. They are now available through various Jordan stockists, including the NikeStore.com, with a retail price tag of $145 USD.

After an extensive preview of the Air Jordan 1 Fall 2009 line-up, we now have a look at a new release set to be out this summer. The iconic Air Jordan 1 is made up of a mostly grey upper with a metallic silver toebox, swoosh, and back panels. Very similar to the original grey and silver Jordan 1 but with a distinctly more glittery silver. No specific release date is currently available, but we’ll be sure to keep you updated when more detailed images surface. (via Osneaker)

The rumors spread hard and fast once Brand Jordan started releasing their Countdown Packs. “This is the end of retro Jordans!” “They’ll never release individual retros again!” “The sky is falling!” Obviously this is not the case. Here we have a sneak look (no pun intended) of an upcoming Jordan VI release for Spring 2010. This white/black version utilizes a similar colorblocking pattern as the classic Carmines and Olympics, but also adds speckles to the midsole and pulltab. The traditional Jordan VI features-clear outsole, lacelocks-remain unchanged.

[via Osneaker]

Nike ressortira au mois de juillet deux coloris de sa série metallic : rouge et vert. Ce pack est semble-t-il lié au film Do The Right Thing. Les images de ce dernier prototype laissent augurer de bonnes chances : disparition du pattern à l’intérieur, coupe assez haute et petite notice accrochée comme sur les modèles originaux. Découvrez d’autres images dans la suite.

At the end of last year, we spotlighted the Air Jordan 1 Black/White X Quai 54, and those who commented really liked the shoe although the colorway was very simple. If you were looking for something more flamboyant, JB has created another Quai 54 inspired Air Jordan 1 that features a rare, eye-catching color scheme. Supposedly, this sneaker is a part of an upcoming “Ruff & Tuff” Pack. Quai 45, the largest International Streetball Tournament, is held in France. Jordan Brand sponsored the well-known event last year. As for the sneaker, it features a 100% laser blue base mixed with a White/Blue speckled midsole. Other features include black shoelaces, a black swoosh, a translucent outsole and a multi-colored inner lining. No word yet on whether or not it will release. What are your thoughts on this Quai 54 x Air Jordan 1?

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