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The Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1 Low âWhite/Greenâ is a special collaboration between the storied high fashion house and Nike that was directed by the late Virgil Abloh. Produced by Louis Vuitton, Nike, and Abloh in 2022, the âWhite/Greenâ features a two-tone color block of white and green that replicates the color block of original Nike Dunk colorways from 1985.
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The womenâs Air Jordan 11 Retro Low âBright Citrusâ revives a simplistic two-tone colorway initially released in 2001 and previously reissued in 2015 as a kidsâ exclusive. The low-top utilizes a white leather upper with webbing lace loops and a shiny patent leather overlay in a matching white finish. Vibrant orange accents stand out on the sneakerâs branding elements, including an embroidered Jumpman on the heel tab.
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The womenâs Air Jordan 11 Retro âAnimal Instinctâ treats Tinker Hatfieldâs original 1995 design to a wildlife-inspired makeover. The mid-topâs signature patent leather overlay is replaced by a furry ivory-colored overlay, finished in a medley of cheetah, leopard and zebra prints in black. The rest of the upper is constructed from black nubuck with tonal webbing lace loops and a raised Jumpman logo on the lateral ankle.
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