Nike

With the Blazy, Nike revisits the familiar lines of the Blazer, giving them an intentional, relaxed feel. The "White and Sail" version expands on this concept using a light palette that showcases the model's unique materials and proportions.

Nike is taking a well-known silhouette and offering an intentionally more relaxed interpretation of it. Inspired by the Blazer, the Blazy gains room at the front of the foot and even plays with its name to claim this new attitude.

The Air Force 1 takes on an unusual appearance here. A fur-like material largely covers the silhouette, while shades of Campfire Orange and Sunset replace the more sober construction usually associated with the model.

The Air Max 90 moves away from striking contrasts, embracing a more subdued palette. With "Shadow Brown," different nuances of brown clothe the silhouette and complement a premium leather build.

Before becoming the Air Max 90, this silhouette was known by another name: Air Max III. Nike is highlighting this original appellation with a "Light Iron Ore and Pale Ivory" variation that favors neutral tones and textured layering.

With its stacked panels and visible Air cushioning, the Air Max 95 possesses an immediately recognizable architecture. The "Blue Sapphire and Action Red" version builds upon this characteristic structure by letting various shades of blue flow along the silhouette.