Oddly enough, Virgil opted for a blue outsole, which somewhat clashes with the dominant Court Purple.
Very similar to the UNC, but the University Blue leather upper is replaced with a vibrant Court Purple Canvas material.
Purple/WhiteĪgain, a little more subtle than the majority. We’ll have to wait for the final product, since this is merely a prototype, but let’s hope Virgil doesn’t change it up too much. It features the embossed monogram on the blue overlays, the neon-green “Off-White” tag and the Off-White “AIR” text on the midsole, but those are the main features that distinguish it from being a standard Air Force 1. Further, compared to many other colorways, the UNC is a little more subtle. It’s unisex, great for summer, easy to combine… can’t go wrong with a UNC. The White/University Blue colourway is always an instant cop, be it an AJ1, a Dunk Low or an Air Force 1. It’s an easy one, and while many feel that it is screams too much “bootleg”, I think it will look amazing on feet. Both mids and lows feature the iconic monogram, graffiti elements, double-tongues, “AIR” text, comic figures, the list goes on.įrom simple colorways to crazy chunky plastic graffiti-shoes, we round off our top 4 favourite colorways of the Louis Vuitton Nike Air Force 1’s: Never seen before, absolutely unexpected, absolute madness.Īnd not just two or three colorways – 21 versions. Louis Vuitton versions of the classic Nike Air Force 1, with Off-White elements to it. While Virgil Abloh has certainly adapted elements from Off-White’s signature styles on Louis Vuitton collections, nobody expected the footwear of the models during this weekend’s runway: We all know the Off-White x Nike collection – going strong since 2017, the collaboration has produced multiple signature sneakers which have helped to redefine the sneaker world in the last years. Virgil Abloh – founder and owner of luxury brand Off-White, and Men’s artistic director of Louis Vuitton shocked the fashion world on Saturday during the reveal of LV’s SS22 “Amen Break” collection in Paris, France. Travis Scott revealed a collection with Dior (What?) and…
But specifically these two subsidiaries were in the limelight at this year’s Paris Fashion Week – thanks to two icons. It’s been an insane weekend for Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessey ( LVMH), the conglomerate and owner of Louis Vuitton and Dior, among many other famous luxury brands.
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