AF-100, the enduring legacy of white Air force 1
by Adriano Batista
To celebrate the 35th Anniversary of the Air Force 1, Nike has collaborated with visionaries from around the world in celebration of the shoe’s defining colorway, white-white.
“There is no other shoe that connects to sport, music, fashion, art, the street and the city all at the same time. The most ubiquitous Air Force 1 is the white-white. For the 35th anniversary, we selected collaborators who are impacting future generations across culture. Their brief was filtered through the white-white lens. The design brief was to remain classic and recognizable to the Air Force 1 while connecting to each collaborator’s life personally and the fields they represent.” – said Al Baik, Senior Creative Director at Nike Sportswear
In the end, Don C, Kareem “Biggs” Burke, Errolson Hugh, Travis Scott and Virgil Abloh all offered their distinct view of the icon. Here’s what they envisioned and how, together with Nike, they brought it to life.
Don C
AIR FORCE 1 HI JUST DON BY DON “DON C” CRAWLEY
Errolson Hugh
LUNAR FORCE 1/ACRONYM ‘17 BY ERROLSON HUGH
Kareem “Biggs” Burke
AIR FORCE 1 ’07 ROC-A-FELLA BY KAREEM “BIGGS” BURKE
Travis Scott
AIR FORCE 1 LOW TRAVIS SCOTT BY TRAVIS SCOTT
Virgil Abloh
AIR FORCE 1 ’07 OFF WHITE BY VIRGIL ABLOH
The AF100 Collection retails through SNKRS and key Nike retailers at the following dates:
Air Force 1 ’07 Off White: November 4 (only available at Complex Con)
Air Force 1 ’07 Roc-A-Fella: November 30
Air Force 1 Hi Just Don: December 1
Air Force 1 Low Travis Scott: December 2
Lunar Force 1/Acronym ’17: December 3
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