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July SB releases continue to land at overseas retailers, with US shipments obviously expected in the next week or so. Today it’s the Nike SB Blazer Classic Adidas ZX Flux Femme Charcoal/Halo-Team Red, a dope colorway of the classic silhouette featuring a bluish-grey suede upper, a white Swoosh, mild yellow (“halo,” I guess) on the laces and heel-tab and a gum outsole.Today brings another look at the Nike Air Force 1 High Hyperfuse–Midnight Fog, which features the classic AF1 silhouette infused with the tri-layered Hyperfuse mesh, thus dropping light while maintaining stability and increasing breathability. As is the case with many of this summer’s Hyperfuse-updated-classics, this AF1 will feature an entirely monochromatic look, with the only real change-of-pace provided where the panels switch from solid-synthetic to mesh.In maybe the most creative thing to hit golf in years, and definitely the best-looking shoe to hit golf ever, the Nike Dunk NG golf shoe takes the classic Nike Dunk Low silhouette—outsole Nike Roshe Run Femme and all—and simply places golf spikes on the very bottom. The Nike Dunk NG golf shoe release date is currently set for Spring 2012 and is expected to retail for $150, an increase over the standard Dunk, but not an uncommon price for a golf shoe.Here’s a first look at the upcoming Nike Blazer Low Oxen Brown/Sail, an impressive new colorway from Nike Sportswear. The shoe features a maroon suede upper, set off with off-white on the Swoosh, heel-tab and laces and the pre-yellowed midsole characteristic of “vintage” Nike releases. Hit the jump for plenty of looks and stick with NB for a more precise US release date whenever that information becomes available.Nike 6.0 is reworking the Dunk High in time for the Spring 2012 collection, mixing smooth, nearly-suede leather with a vulcanized rubber sole unit to give it a simple, classic Nike Air Max 90 Donne Nero look. Of course it’s a Dunk, so it’s already pretty timeless in its appearance. Anyway, look for these in early 2012, first hitting stores in three colorways: black/red, grey/white and navy/white.Celebrating the final season of Entourage, Doug Ellin collaborated with Nike on the Nike SB Dunk Low “Entourage,” or the “Lights Out” Dunk. The shoe features textured elephant print over the black leather overlays, distinguishing those panels from the black nubuck inlays and smooth leather Swoosh. A white midsole provides a little contrast, while the tongue-tag and each insole pay tribute to the popular HBO show.The 2010 Liberty x Nike Sportswear collaboration is now well underway, but it would seem that there will be a few more colorways of the Liberty x Nike Air Force 1 than previously anticipated. Below the cut, check out several shots Nike Air Max 2016 Womens of two new Air Force 1’s featuring unique Liberty of London floral prints. No official word on the release date for these two pairs, but expect them at Liberty (and maybe on nikestore.com) in the coming weeks.our way-too-early looks at next year’s Nike SB line, here’s the first preview of the Nike SB Dunk Low Midnight Navy/Black, releasing in early 2012. The shoe features a dope mix of blue suede on the overlays, black leather inlays and enough white on the midsole, as well as gold stitching, to create a contrasting effect. Stick with NB for updates as well as more looks at the SB line from next year.Part of the appeal of the Nike Dunk is that the shoe features such a classic, understated look that it’s a perfect blank canvas for really creative coloring. But on the flip side, sometimes a simply-colored pair can be a breath Adidas Superstar Donne of fresh air and a Nike Air Max 2015 Donne welcome addition to the wardrobes of color-coordinators everywhere. The Spring 2012 Nike Dunk High releases are just such a group of colorways, with each opting for simple two-color looks, combining a colorful tone on the overlays (red, green or blue, for example) with white or black inlays, achieving a perfect yin-yang of colors.When was the last time we let you know about a nice, simple, white-based Air Force 1 that would be releasing? No bells and whistles—just a classic silhouette with an understated colorway. Well, today, I guess. The Nike Air Force 1 High White/Varsity Red release date is scheduled for tomorrow, June 11th at select Nike Sportswear retailers nationwide. The shoe features a clean white leather upper, contrasted perfectly by varsity red on the Swoosh and outsole giving it that perfect summer Nike Air Max 90 Womens look.It looks like Nike Air Huarache Donne adding ripstop nylon to classic silhouettes may be a theme this summer. No sooner did we see the singularly beautiful Air Royalty Mid “Ripstop Pack” than do we get looks at an upcoming Nike Blazer High–Ripstop Nylon, release date expected in the coming weeks, although exclusively at House of Hoops. Unlike the Royalty Mid, which combined the unique material with neon sole units, the ripstop Blazer High will go largely monochromatic, with the a grey upper broken up only by some reflective tonal detailing. Hit the jump for a couple more looks and stick with NB for details as they come.The Air Max 90 is beginning its second life, as a Hyperfuse model, but that doesn’t mean we’re done with the original. Now available for pre-order at crookedtongues.com with an expected ship-date in July, the Nike Air Max 90 White/Grey-Blue sports Nike Air Max 90 Donne Rosa a subtly-colored look, mixing soft grey with white and blue—all leather—over the upper, to yield just a perfect look for the summer.We’ve been talking about it for months, but the Nike Dunk High Hyperfuse, Nike Air Max 90 Hyperfuse, Nike Air Max 1 Hyperfuse look to finally be releasing at retailers worldwide, although as occasionally happens the US may be a bit behind the curve. All three of those classic models eschew their typical leather (or suede, or canvas, or whatever) uppers in favor of a Fuse composite, bringing down the weight and bringing up the breathability.Nike Sportswear’s big push this summer is a new line of classic models infused with Hyperfuse technology, giving the older silhouettes a new look while dropping their weights and increasing the breathability, ideal for summer months. Included in the update will Nike Air Max 2015 Womens be the Nike Air Max 90, Air Max 1, Air Force 1, Dunk and Air Zoom Feather High (the slimmed down women’s AF1 model), basically some of the most iconic shoes Nike makes. And on that note, today brings us a rather large preview of July’s additions to the line, which include the Nike Air Max 90 Hyperfuse, Nike Air Feather High Hyperfuse and Nike Dunk High Hyperfuse, release dates set for July for each. All three of those models will land on shelves next month in three colorways, great news considering that every last one of them looks absolutely beautiful. But dont’ take my word for it, hit the jump for plenty of looks at each, and let us know which pair you’re trying to lock down.Here’s a first look at the upcoming Nike SB “Un-Tiffany” Dunk Mid, release date expected in early 2012. Despite not being an official collaboration with Adidas Superstar Dam the Diamond Supply Co., designers of the original Tiffany Dunk, the shoe features a colorway that was clearly influenced by that original, with the same black/teal colorway, albeit the tones inverted (black on inlays and teal on the overlays, rather than vice versa).Nike SB will return to its devilish roots again, with the upcoming Nike SB Dunk High Pro “Red Devil,” release date expected in late June or early July. The shoe sports an entirely two-color look, mixing a red suede upper with contrasting black on the Swoosh, laces and outsole. Great look for summertime, so stick with NikeBlog for more updates as they become available.It looks like Nike SB will continue to set an example well into next year, in terms of superlative Dunk designs. Here’s a good look at the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Black/Midnight Navy-White-Midnight Fog, Nike Air Max 90 Womens Pink supposedly modeled after the recent first edition of the Nike SB Koston One. The shoe, which features a black suede upper, grey Swoosh and white midsole, is set to hit retail in early 2012.Proving that Nike SB doesn’t own the trademark on making hot Dunk releases, Nike Sportswear is getting into the act yet again. The Nike Dunk High Khaki/Velvet Brown-Black, release date scheduled for the end of 2011, features a beautiful combination of tan suede overlays and black leather inlays, but for a change there is no white, opting instead for dark brown on the Swoosh and midsole, giving the shoe a unique albeit classy look. Look for it on shelves in the last two months of the year.
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