The Nike Air More Uptempo continues its biggest year of retros ever with a look you've never seen before on the shoe, a distinct three-color block. Dressed in leather and nubuck construction, the unique design of the shoe has the model rock a split-colored upper as Black takes care of the heel region, Grey is placed right down the middle of the shoe and White is noted on the toe. In addition, each letter from the 'AIR' branding comes in their respective color as well. This offering of the women's shoe comes dressed in a Purple Agate, Teal Tint, and Rush Violet color scheme. It features a nubuck upper with suede material on the Swoosh logos detailed with an inside-out tongue atop a translucent outsole.New Air Jordans 2019 is set to launch a festive 'Noble Red' colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Low for the holiday season. Noble Red leather overlays paired with matching tongues, laces, and Air Jordan 1 Retro rubber outsole completes the design.

This sneaker features the original 1985 silhouette including a raised upper and ankle padding. The color scheme is similar to the Bred colorway, reversing certain panels Air Jordan 1 to present the design in a new light. The Air Jordan 1 Retro High '85 Varsity Red features a recrafted build that's true to the original release, finished in a familiar two-tone design that essentially flips the sneaker's iconic Banned colorway. For Air Max 270, The Neo-vintage wave may be new to some, but the Swoosh has been delivering pre-aged propositions for years, with the latest arriving in the form of the Nike Dunk Low Vintage Navy. Akin to some of the most popular releases of Peter Moore's iconic design since 1985, the upcoming sneakers indulge in a white synthetic leather base that allows overlays to inject contrast into the mix. Midsoles underfoot, however, feature a slightly-yellowed makeover that might lead some spectators to believe the Nike Dunk has been around since the silhouette's inaugural launch 36 years ago.