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Down below, midsoles follow suit as they sport the tan scheme proudly, save for at the double-stacked Zoom Air units near the heel, which opt in for an icy-blue, translucent finish. Nike Air Fear Of God Men's/Women's Side cages doubling-up as eye-stays round out the off-white palette, enclosing the most abrupt change of material (ballistic mesh) and color (black) introduced from the vamp to the ankle.
Jerry Lorenzo, after collaboratively debuting with Nike by way of his Nike Air Fear Of God Shoes, seemed to transition full-time into sneaker designing with the wealth of silhouettes he crafted thereafter, but with each unable to eclipse the hype of his inaugural model, the designer began more energetically focusing on his very first. We were able to get bright spruce creations and then yet another follow-up to more versatile themes, the latter of which released far back during Fall of 2019 with no follow-up since — that is, however, until now.
Although he’s typically known for his elegant black and tan palettes, Fear Of God founder/designer Jerry Lorenzo is taking a walk on the wild side with his duo of new Nike Air Fear Of God Sale 1s this summer, one of which is this “Frosted Spruce” makeup. Discarding natural tones entirely in favor of a crisp light green, this new FOG 1 is so far away from Lorenzo’s standard style that they were often derided as replicas when leaked images first appeared.
Buy Nike Air Fear Of God Revealed at a CBA event in China, the latest pair, which may be the forthcoming “String” we’ve been awaiting, bears an interesting color blocking: hits of more typical sand suede outfit the overlays up to the top line, with its base preferring to dress in a full black. Laces and accompanying accents appear to follow suit with the toe opting for the lighter of the two-part palette; soles, of their usual finish, complement with its subtle gum and its blue air bubble.
In today’s popular fashion scene, it seems everything Jerry Lorenzo touches turns to gold and the same can largely be said for his debut Shop Nike Air Fear Of God collaborations. While spawning quite a few in homage to his favorites, the designer is now returning to what started it all with the Air Fear of God 1 “Oatmeal.” A return to form in both choice and color, the pair is a simple arrangement not too far off from the “Sail” colorway of the early editions.
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