Nike Sportswear just showed us how adding Rave Pink to an Air Max 1 for women can remind us of a legendary collaboration even when it’s not a direct connection, and there are plenty of hooks anywhere you look on this new pair of Nike WMNS Air Max 90s. Featuring an uncredited pink shade along the same lines as those AM1s, these add a golden sockliner to end up somewhere between 2010′s Air Max 90 ACG releases and the 2008 Trainer Dunk that’d be a dead ringer were its neturals brown instead of grey. Check out more images of this October release after the jump, let us know if these are 1.5-up-worthy and pre-order yours today from Titolo.
You need only examine the going prices at resale for the ‘Golden Moments’ edition to realize that new Air Jordan VI colorways are a hot commodity, and now comes a new pair that’s slipped under the radar thanks to its feminine appeal. Most sneakerheads and Jordan collectors would be more into these were the midsole gradients, say, red-to-white rather than the cotton candy-y mix of Pink Flash and Marina Blue on these Air Jordan 6 GSes, which means girls will have its patent-overlaid pop all to themselves. A follow-up to 2010′s white rainbow-soled Sixes that foreshadows some other interesting new girls colorways from the Air Jordan Legacy, this new style just arrived at select retailers like Oneness.
Most of the Free-soled Kukini updates we’ve seen so far have featured OG-style two-toned colorways, but this latest look proves that June’s honeycomb/hexagon patterned pairs foreshadowed a colony that’s still to come. Treat your sneakerhead queen to the comfort and performance of this new Nike WMNS Kukini Free in a dark camouflage pattern, and watch her exhibit the same buzz that ensured August’s digi-camo Roshe Runs were sold out long before these arrived. Stick with Sneaker News to see which patterns come next and grab these today at Nike Sportswear dealers like Extra Butter.
