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Mixing and matching eras, technologies and silhouettes has long been a creative outlet for Nike. It has worked in succession and, as creative risk often do, in failure. Yet most would concur that Nike gets this right more often than they get it wrong. This Nike Air VaporMax Plus Nike Zoom KD II All-Star.
Previewed today is a monotone greyscale iteration, its almost satin-like upper exposes the shoe’s subtle nuance while plastic cage overlays ensure the model’s early 2000s aesthetic. Bridging the gap between the styles origins and modern-day is contemporary VaporMax tooling seen in a translucent build.
Trey Lyles in the Nike Kobe 9 Elite Detail.
Nike Air VaporMax PlusSource: malefashionstudio
