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Nina Chanel Abney's Elevated Air Jordan 2




All of the fireworks shows and barbeque cookouts surrounding the celebrations of Fourth of July have now concluded, and we’re now headed into the first full week of the new month. As usual, sneaker brands such as Nike (NYSE:NKE -4.36%) , Jordan Brand and Converse have got a fresh assortment of new colorways in their cannon to launch out this week, but before we dive into those, let’s first do a quick summary of all of the biggest sneaker news from last week.To get more news about cheap jordans, you can visit cheapjordanshoesfreeshipping official website.

On HYPEBEAST‘s Sole Mates front, we had the opportunity to sit down with Pandu Polo, one of Indonesia’s biggest sneaker aficionados, to discuss sneaker culture in his country as well as his love for the UNDEFEATED x Nike Dunk High NL. For news, Nike made a splash last week as well with new unveilings as we captured the first looks of the HUF x Nike SB Dunk Low collection, Social Status announced release info for its Air Max Penny 1 iterations and Union LA unveiled two more Cortez team-ups. Jordan Brand teased a handful of eye-catching installments as the Air Jordan 1 Utility Stash “Quai 54” emerged, a grayscale Air Jordan 1 KO offering appeared and detailed shots of the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Twist 2.0” popped up.To get more news about cheap jordan shoes, you can visit cheapjordanshoesfreeshipping official website.
Exciting items from the adidas family also trickled out. The Three Stripes brand officially announced its highly-anticipated adiFOM Q model, previewed an Orketro collaboration with Sean Wotherspoon and showed off new collaborations with Craig Green for his SS23 show. Other enticing footwear products that were brought up include that of the COMME des GARÇONS HOMME x New Balance 550 in “Black,” Sneaker Freaker, atmos and ASICS’ GEL-LYTE III OG “Alley Cats” collaboration and New Balance’s newly-crafted Clog.To get more news about cheap air jordan, you can visit cheapjordanshoesfreeshipping official website.
Nike Air Jordan 1 Low FlyEase “Bio Hack”
Jordan Brand has a penchant for referencing its previously used color schemes to fashion modern iterations. In 2020, the brand introduced an Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Bio Hack” makeup, and this multi-colored ensemble has been summoned once again to fit the Air Jordan 1 Low FlyEase. The handicap-friendly installment mimics everything to a tee from the green midsoles to the navy and brown overlays to the teal toe boxes and silver Swooshes.
New Balance 990v2 Made In USA “Sea Salt”
After getting an initial release through an Aimé Leon Dore raffle, the New Balance 990v2 Made In USA “Sea Salt” is now gearing up for a wider release. The Teddy Santis-designed offering is fashioned with smooth leather overlays that are supplied with its titular shade as well “Rain Cloud” accents that are sprinkled to the toe boxes, N logos and heels. Creamy hits are applied to the midsoles, tongues and laces to provide somewhat of a vintage look and feel.
New Balance 990v2 Made In USA “Black”
A flurry of 990 colorways continue to spew out from the New Balance team thanks to the mind of Teddy Santis. His creative direction over the brand’s Made in USA collection has been extremely well received thus far, and this week he’s adding a 990v2 “Black” colorway with creamy white accents to the mix.
NOCTA x Nike Hot Step “Triple Black”
After dropping his seventh studio album HONESTLY, NEVERMIND and making a surprise appearance at the Backstreet Boys concert in Toronto, Drake is now capturing your attention once again for his footwear collaborations. The OVO rapper is giving his fans another shot to cop his NOCTA x Nike Hot Step “Triple Black installment which initially dropped back in March. Everything from the stealthy uppers to the metallic Swooshes to the tongue’s NOCTA branding are kept intact.
Supreme x Vans Skate Grosso Mid
Supreme and Vans continue to build upon their expansive collaborations catalog this week as they have just announced their latest Skate Grosso Mid collection. Three colorways are included in this launch, all of which feature original bullet hole artwork by Nate Lowman. Contrast stitching, Grosso tongue tags and the usual Vans tags also make their way onto the shoes.
Nina Chanel Abney x Air Jordan 2 Collection
AThe Air Jordan 2 is having the biggest year it’s ever had thanks to the array of collaborators that have been granted the access to rework it. And this week, African American contemporary artist Nina Chanel Abney gets the chance to introduce not one, but two fresh takes of the AJ2. The sleek shape of the ‘86 icon is retained, however Abney smoothes out the collars and quarter panels to create more of an understated-yet-elevated look.