The appearance of the Air Max 720 shocked the world, the sensation of the super-atmosphere pad and the futuristic appearance, so that it can be counted as soon as it appears. The new Air Max 720 brings three extremely eye-catching colors. One of them is orange and black, with a gold midsole and a gradient color change, giving a feeling of “sunrise”. The other is designed for
women, with a veil on the vamp, plus black and pink accents. The Nike Air Max 720 Sunrise has a gradient from pink to purple from the toe to the heel, which is a perfect match for this color “sunset”. The other is designed for women, with a veil on the vamp, plus black and pink accents. The whole shoe is changed from pink to purple from the toe to the heel, which is very suitable
for this color "sunset". The last one is mainly covered with red and black, and the midsole is made of orange as a transition, coupled with a futuristic upper, giving a visually great impact.
Since last year, the Nike Dunk SB series has ushered in a wave of intensive sales, and many heavyweight joint color combinations have been released. Japanese artist Verdy has previously produced the shoes that he co-branded, Girls Don't Cry and SB Dunk Low. The upper is made of a large red suede, which is both eye-catching and textured. The iconic butterfly logo is embellished on the tongue, and the white “Girls Don't Cry” font Logo is tattooed on the outside. The inside of the shoe is also decorated with a hollow heart pattern. It can be said that the details are quite rich.
This year, 2019 Sneakers Release debuts the new Nike air max 98 can be described as a frequent action, and has launched a series of pleasing color matching themes such as “CNY” and “All Stars”. Recently, Nike air max 98 has ushered in a new product debut.Enhance the overall color level with a gray shade of the upper. The Nike Swoosh Logo, lace loops and midsole cushions are all in light green for a rich, refreshing scent. The upper is made of overturned fur and nylon mesh to ensure breathability and texture.
