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released during 2013 and features a Grey upper.Back in 2013, Jordan Brand released the Air Jordan 5 “Bel-Air” inspired by the classic ’90s TV show the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air starring Will Smith, who rocked the Air Jordan 5s during the shows theme song and in early episodes. Unlike the original, this Air Jordan 5 features a White-based upper paired with similar 90s-styled detailing and vibrant colors.Jordan Brand dropped the ‘Bel-Air’ edition that features the same colors from the shows logo.the brand dropped a remixed version of the classic "Grape" Air Jordan 5, which featured a laceless design true to how his character wore the kicks on the show.
will continue their relationship into 2020 with a new collaboration on a new model called, the Air Rubber Dunk.Three color options will be available, one dressed in Black/White-Green Strike, another in University Gold/University Gold-Black, and a third in White/University Blue-White. A fusion of classic runners and burgeoning lifestyle mainstays, the model constructs with aggressive, retro-esque paneling atop its upper. No leaked photos of the shoe have surfaced, but you can this new model to come with Off-White’s signature deconstructed build.These shades then make their way over to the overlaid swoosh at the heel — a change from what was revealed during New York Fashion Week — as well as the laces’ Helvetica text, the tongue’s “Nike OFF” branding, and the tooling’s outsole details.
is going the extra mile, releasing not only the 380 but also the Yeezy Boost 700 MNVN, the high numerical’s estranged sibling who more so prefers motocross and high-octane sports than high fashion. This offering of the Yeezy Boost 700 MNVN features a Neon Yellow nylon upper paired with reflective 700 branding printed on the sides.Contrasting hits of black are also found around the toe, heel, tongue and collar regions. Elevating the shoe is a black BOOST-assisted midsole paired with matching rubber outsole.the MNVN variation opts for a mostly synthetic construction which also lacks the details paneling of its predecessors.
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