It seems that Nike is gearing up for its next N7 launch, which may come a lot sooner than expected. This time around the Swoosh uses its Dunk High model as the canvas for leather construction that hosts a mix of embossed patterns throughout. Black dominates its upper as striking red detailing follows suit above its midsole and on the Swoosh logos. This iteration of Nike’s Dunk High rests atop of a gum outsole while N7 logos are also placed on each tongue’s tab in gold as a final touch. -HB

After unveiling a “Triple Black” iteration of its popular VaporMax model, Nike recently released an official look at its followup VaporMax CS silhouette. Also done in “Triple Black,” the traditional running shoe model ditches the VaporMax’s original Flyknit construction for a mesh and synthetic paneled construction. While a blacked out full-length Air unit and proud Swooshes found on the tongue, heel and sides round up the design of the upcoming shoe. These are set to release sometime later this year online and at select Nike retailers. -HB

Infamous graffiti collective 400ml and Chinese sneaker imprint DEAL have once again joined forces on a brand new editorial that spotlights the recently released UNDEFEATED x Nike Air Max 97 silhouette. The collaborative runner — which launched at a September 16 pop-up event in LA and on UNDFTD’s website — is the subject of the duo’s cyberpunk-inspired editorial. Collectively, the low-top sneaker is modeled by streetwear-clad cyborgs set against a series of futuristic dystopian visuals. Read more…

Nike has recently unveiled a new color palette for its classic Air Huarache model. Heavily acknowledged as one of the Swoosh’s more revered running-turned-lifestyle silhouettes, the early ‘90s throwback has taken on a barrage of cool tonal options just this year alone. The new rendition has been reworked in a simple two-tone motif — comprised of “Dark Obsidian” and “Gym Blue” — making a seamless transition. Set to a price tag of $110, this new design will soon be found at Nike’s online shop. -HB

Nike’s Air Max 90 Premium is back just in time for the fall/winter season. One of the Swoosh’s most popular Air Max models welcomes wool and leather materials throughout its upper while its color blocking mixes Cool Grey, Deep Pewter, Mushroom Brown and Wolf Grey. White serves as a contrast as its placed on the midsole to provide a clean look to the fall-ready iteration. Retailing for $120, this edition of the Nike Air Max 90 is currently available at select Nike Sportswear retailers. -HB

Nike Air Max 97 madness continues with the launch of yet another Ultra 17 variant this Fall/Winter 2017 season. The latest iteration centers upon a sleek Obsidian and Royal Blue colorway. To top it all off, the Swoosh adorns the innovative runner with a crisp white midsole alongside a dark blue Air unit and outsole for good measure. Check out the Air Max 97 Ultra ’17 in varying blue shades above and expect an official release at Nike’s official website and select stockists sometime this autumn. -HB

To celebrate Latino Heritage Month, Nike recently unveiled a graphic heavy colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG. Dubbed the “Los Primeros” colorway, the sneaker features an embossed black suede upper accented by colorful graphics inspired by Hispanic heritage found on the tongue and toe box of the shoe. The “Los Primeros” included in the “POMB” Pack is set to release at select Nike retailers September 27th. -HB

Nike’s SF AF-1 Mid returns in another color option. Instead of dual straps, you’ll find dual zippers down its heel for easier entry which is then complemented by a removable strap around the collar of the sneakers. Ivory coloring is placed on its leather and ballistic mesh upper while Mars Stone is placed on its sole unit. The same Mar Stone coloring is also utilized on its upper as a contrast on its industrial-like branding stamp. This is expected to drop on September 16 for a retail price of $160. -HB