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Nike explores East Asian aesthetics in its latest reveal dubbed “Shapeless, Formless, Limitless,” which is among its limited-edition colorways to commemorate its Air Force 1‘s 40th anniversary.
This iteration seems to draw inspiration from China with its jade adornments to the back heel with light pink suedes layer atop.
There are embroidered patterns that mark the mid-panel and heel tab, likely referencing traditional motifs atop the blue backdrops.
The newly customized tongue label features the “NIKE INTERNATIONAL” branding and what seems to be individual numbering.
