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Throughout 2021, the Nike Dunk Low displayed a penchant for nostalgia, echoing some of the most iconic styles of yesteryear. Yet 36-year-old Peter Moore’s design also created space for experimental arrangements, with the latest arriving exclusively for children.
Similar to a previously seen Nike Air Huarache, the next few sneakers feature non-standard profile swooshes. While the logo’s shape remains recognizable, it indulges in a 3D flair, ostensibly nodding to the schematic sketches or digital renderings needed to bring Carolyn Davidson’s iconic creation into the metaverse. The branding on the tongue tag and top heel panel borrows the bright orange tone from the aforementioned logo and is surrounded by understated white and gray panels. Crinkled leather and grid pattern nylon share the Nike Dunk‘s low upper, ushering new experiments into the model’s historic catalog.
Enjoy the product photos of the children’s pair below and anticipate a Nike.com come out soon.
Elsewhere under the umbrella of NIKE, Inc., the Rui Hachimura Air Jordan 8 is expected to launch throughout the holiday season.
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