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The Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Lemonade’ reunites Virgil Abloh with Bruce Kilgore’s iconic 1982 basketball shoe. Abloh dips the leather upper in a rich mustard yellow hue, save for a silver Swoosh outlined in contrast zigzag stitching and the designer’s signature Helvetica text on the medial quarter panel. A matching yellow midsole features ‘AIR’ printed on the lateral sidewall.

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The Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Mid ‘Black’ showcases a comprehensive makeover, highlighted by a black textile upper with tonal stitch detailing. The mid-top is secured with an adjustable ankle strap and traditional laces, supplemented by a secondary set of laces that are fastened with pink and yellow lace locks. Unique branding elements include translucent Swooshes, graffiti-style ‘AIR’ tongue tags, and Off-White’s signature lines of Helvetica text on the medial side.

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Virgil Abloh presents a relatively straightforward take on Bruce Kilgore’s design with this Off-White x Air Force 1 Low. That isn’t to suggest there aren’t unique details on the reconstructed build: in addition to a mix of ripstop and suede, the upper features taped seams and a white Swoosh attached via zigzag stitching. Exposed foam and misplaced tags appear on the tongue, while ‘LOGO’ inscribed on the heel tab delivers a final meta flourish.

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