Two giants of the sneaker scene, retailer Size? and artist Dave White, have joined forces with Nike Sportswear to re-energize the colorful twists inspired by the wilderness. This three-way collaboration features the signature artwork of White on two different Air Max 95 models, with heavy inspiration drawn from two forest creatures in the fox and the rabbit.
The was first introduced to the world twenty years ago in the iconic "Neon" colorway, but it's since seen about every color under the sun applied to it throughout its countless retro releases. Somehow Nike Sportswear just managed to come up with still another new color treatment for the famous runners: metallic midsoles. The colorways of these two women's Air Max 95's remain mostly tonal in black and dark blue, but they fit in about as many varying textures as possible on each of the shoe's signature wavy panels on the upper. Then things get even more interesting down low, as the midsoles get a metallic paint job.
Following up a close look at the Nike Air Huarache from the "Ale Brown" pack last week, now we get up close and personal with the . Featuring the same color scheme in white and navy with "Ale Brown" accents and just a touch of light pink, the Air Max 95 is featured with a premium construction in canvas with the Ale Brown details coming in the form of leather paneling at the base and toe of the upper.
The saw a resurgence in 2015 thanks to such anniversary specials as the Neon 95s and that unique "What The" mash-up that saw a number of OG colorways mixed into one release. So how will one of the most identifiably unique running models in history follow-up that year in 2016? This "University Red" pair is rather standard, as a white mesh base sees the side panel waves standout thanks to a University Red, Black, and Wolf Grey combination.
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