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Another interesting version of the Nike Roshe Run will hit retailers in the next weeks. The sneaker returns in yet another woven Rainbow version, using a large woven structure on the upper in a multicolor rainbow coloring. We already showed you the black version of the sneaker a while back.
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Looking like your brain on sneakers, Nike‘s latest Free TR Fit 3 adds a bit of fun to the popular lightweight ladies cross-trainer. Covered with an all-over black graphic print that looks like something from Keith Haring or one of your doodles from an early morning staff meeting, this mesh Nike Free keeps the base white while the Swoosh picks up a bright pink, equally eye-catching colorway. An atomic green to white gradient on the midsole, a set of black laces, and a white sock liner finishes the look. Obviously nicknamed “Squiggles,” on Nike Store.
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Following up on three vintage releases including two patterned after the 1987 originals, Nike Sportswear drops another new Air Max 1 for women. The Nike WMNS Air Max 1 Premium doesn’t feature a tinted midsole or unfinished tongue like those VNTG drops, but its Hyper Red suede upper does indeed appear to have been treated to a similar finish. Maximizing the effect is the Metallic Silver top of a dual-layered Swoosh, buy from Finish Line.
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A plethora of patterned tights means New Years Resolutions are also resulting in a lot of wandering eyes at the gym these days. Nike has begun to apply these popular looks not just to ladies apparel but also their trainers as well, particularly the Nike WMNS Free TR Fit 3. Pictured here in a cascade of explosive graphics, the Free TR Fit 3 does well to stay mostly neutral with select red and pink hits for a package capable of complimenting a huge range of cute yet sporty outfits.
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The Nike Air Max+ 2013 represents a new level of flexibility in the world of full-length Max Air cushioning. It’s also dynamic enough to issue satisfying colors in both mens and womens sizes, the latter of which is manifested in this new revelation. A pink WMNS Air Max 2013 adds silver branding and black accents for a look that’s feminine, but one whose overt technical merits convey a sense of power. Coming up for a mid-January release at select Nike Running retailers
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The Nike Air Force 1 Low continues to get all sorts of embellishments in celebration of its thirtieth birthday, the latest one popping up on this WMNS release for the iconic basketball silhouette. The Nike WMNS Air Force 1 Low shown sports a beaded look around the Swoosh, a 3D look that takes this otherwise pretty tame pair up a notch. Click through with Sneaker News to check out the resulting pair of Uptowns and grab the Nike WMNS Air Force 1 Low LE QS XXX (Kind of a mouthful, we know) now from SNS.
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Here’s a preview of the upcoming adidas Originals Consortium women’s capsule collection, created in partnership with Sneakersnstuff and Wood Wood. The sneaker pack comprises a trio of classic styles: the Gazelle Vintage for Wood Wood, featuring a deconstructed build and genuine cork footbed; the ZX 700 for Sneakersnstuff, crafted from a combination of suede and faux snakeskin; and the Basket Profi for adidas Originals, dressed with a unique cracked leather exterior. Built with a considered and look and feel, the kicks adhere to the Consortium tradition of premium materials and an exacting attention to detail. They’re slated to drop at No. 6 London, No. 74 Berlin, Wood Wood and Sneakersnstuff in December.
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Following a string of success from outfitting the women’s track & field team at the London Olympics to the most recent collaboration with Liberty, Nike Women is on path to the introduction of its most sophisticated collection yet this holiday season. Instead of products rehashed from the men’s collection, the design team behind Nike Women concocted new silhouettes made specifically for women. Fashionable features, bold patterns, and colorways now infused with lightweight, breathable, and supportive materials, the transition between the yoga studio to a night out with friends was never this seamless and easy from Nike Women.
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Today we get a first look at the new campaign for the upcoming Undercover x Nike GYAKUSOU Fall/Winter 2012 Collection. Designed by Undercover creative director Jun Takahashi, the running collection once again impresses with its mix of technical details, innovation and subtle luxury. The colors stay close to what Takahashi is known for, including lots of mud, grey and brown tones. A few patterns are also introduced this season and are definitely worth looking forward to. Pick gyakusou up at nike.com and ebay.
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Releasing alongside its male counterpart, the A Bathing Ape Ladies 2012 fall/winter collection consists of not only feminized versions of garments from the standard line, but also pieces created specifically for fairer sex. Examples of this include taking one of BAPE’s staple items – the hoodie – and turning it into a hooded dress, as well as other simple additions to regular items such as larger collars on down jackets and vests and a more flowing cut to the crewnecks. Amongst the more obvious women’s pieces set to release are skirts, sarouel pants and blouses. The A Bathing Ape Ladies 2012 fall/winter collection is available now at select BAPE stores worldwide.
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