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New Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke designs have been somewhat slower to show themselves off over the past month or so, but today we have a look at a new style so luxurious, it could have only been created at 21 Mercer.  Featuring a unique blend of wool, denim and buttery smooth leather, this AF1 Bespoke reprises the immortal Chicago Bulls look with Air Max 90 Womens a few twists.  A roughly half/half split between black and grey plus a white midsole adds a bit of levity and a brick red bottom makes for just enough variation to tu heads, and you can see more photos after the jump below.

Nike Sportswear’s new Essential series aims at the essence of what made these time-tested silos legendary, applying relatively simple colorways and traditional materials to models that’ve experienced all maer of Tinkering. The Nike Air Max 90 Essential has shown us it’s capable of one colorblocking patte so far, but earlier previews of the series’ Air Max 1s suggests additional configurations and textural possibilities  The lighting on these has them appear similar to the Hyperfuse-ventilated Air Max 90 PRM that just released in Hasta, Granite and Sunburst, but take a closer look and you’ll realize its Dark Grey and University Red build goes in a slightly different direction. Let us know what you think about the NSW Essentials with a comment and grab yours today at select retailers like Shelta.

The longstanding partnership between Liberty of London and Nike Sportswear is one whose look is imprinted on the minds of most sneakerheads by now: floral patteing and bright leaning colorways. As it tus out only half of that is really integral to the equation, as this stealthy pair of Nike Air Max 1 WMNS does indeed bear the flowery markings but does so via a rather ghostly palette. Stay with us after the jump to get the full view and let us know what you Air Max 87 Womens think of this sharp left tu from the Liberty x Nike collection. Also, if you like what you see, keep in mind that you can grab a pair now from EU retailer Titolo.

Jeremy Scott’s adidas Originals by Originals collaborations continue to push the envelope and have evolved to the point where a reflective zip-laced hightop with Mercury wings will only be the second wildest silver style of the season.  That title would have to go to the Jeremy Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 Scott x adidas Originals Snow Boot pictured above, the most literal translation of ‘moon boot’ we’ve seen on a sneaker.  This ultra-hightop variation on the classic Forum basketballer adds NASA-style branding to the mid-shin strap and will become something like a black hole for onlookers’ eyes the moment you walk out the door from retailers like Oneness.