when the first Nike Air Max shoe debuted with a visible air unit

The Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Purple Skeleton’ treats the retro hoops shoe to a playfully macabre makeover

the women's sneaker stays true to the 1989 original silhouette designed by Tinker Hatfield

Subtle Off‑White branding—like printed text and a translucent mid-foot cage—injects a refined streetwear edge without overwhelming the sleek silhouette

Interior bootie construction in a dark brown finish delivers a snug

Air Jordan 1 Mid PS 'Shadow' converse when the first Nike AirDressed in a Black, Particle Grey, White, and Gym Red color scheme. This offering of the mid top Air Jordan 1 comes constructed in a full leather build featuring a Grey base with Black overlays. Highlighting the shoe are Red accents on the Wings and Jumpman logos atop a White midsole and Black rubber outsole completes the design.