As of today, Nike Sneakers Women we have just received word that the series will proceed thanks to a newly posted video that can currently be found on Nike SNKRS App which confirms that the tributes will continue this year through the Air Max 95. The same “University Red” and Sport Blue” tones are being utilized once again as nod to the Dominican Republic flag, but are placed more sparingly along the branded areas. In addition, electrified hits of neon volts upgrade its palette with more vibrant energy along the lace loops.
If you look closely at each Nike Sneakers 2020 layer of its base constructions, each overlay transitions in alternating fashion between materials of synthetic, canvas, and mesh, ultimately leading to its translucent plastic layer present towards the laces. Heavy cultural vibes are communicated through its lateral and medial paneling that asymmetrically place its multi-colored personality between each foot with the utilization of brighter hues of orange, red, purple, yellow, and teal reminiscent of traditional African garb. In addition, more accents emblematic of the annual festivities are echoed through its “BHM” branding debossed onto the tongues and printed atop the insoles.
Their latest Nike Sneakers Black, however, embraces the warm months with more overt reference, using those very same tones to color block in a way reminiscent of watermelon — the definitive fruit of the season. As such, the entire aesthetic is playful, with the rind arriving visually by way of a lime green along the top overlay; the mesh just above, then, covers with a loud pink sans any of the seeds, though the black synthetic that sits underneath makes a worthy stand-in. Elsewhere, the white fixtures just below subtly imprint with various patterns: some seem to take on smooth patents, others gridded line work, and the bottom an almost invisible tumbling.
Akin to its Black History Month 2020 ensemble, this Nike Air Max 95 Barley Rose/Hot Punch features an upper entirely clad in vibrant hues. Mudguards don a bubble-gum pink that also lines the middle suede overlay, tongue and insole logos. While not as divergent as the arrangement on the Air Max 95 20 for 20, accompanying yellow and blue tones create a comparable attention-grabbing scheme. The former covers most of the mesh and suede throat, while the latter appears on the lace loops and bottom-most leather layer. Down below, things are toned down as the only components that deviate from a white/black palette are the heel Airbag and “NIKE AIR”-branded outsole cutout.
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