07-02-2014, 12:01 PM
One of Nike Roshe Run NZ’s secondary Air Max models gets premium treatment with a graphic design. The Nike Air Max Thea Premium is upgraded in a simplistic Black/White color combination, but with alternative materials and a unique paint job. A blacked out upper is composed of an elephant print panel on the midfoot and leather overlays, while white pops from the base on the Swoosh and branding. What separates this take on the sleek Air Max Thea silhouette is the angular print that sketches the entire midsole.
Here comes the nighttime. Designed for jogging in the dark, the Nike Air Max “Reflect” Collection sees Premium Tape takes on the Nike Air Max 1, Nike Roshe Run NZ, Nike Air Max 95 and Nike Air Max Thea. Upcoming releases for guys and gals feature a blacked-out upper, illuminated by 3M taping and mesh underlay graphics. The Air Max 95 serves as an exclusive for the guys, while Air Max Thea is designed with the ladies in mind. Look for those two models along with mens and womens takes on the Air Max 1 and Air Max 90 to release on November 1st at Nike Store.
Not with the flimsy Flywire? If you?re a meat and potatoes guy that?s adverse to new technology the Nike Roshe Run Women is for you. A Black/Anthracite-Wolf Grey palette is as cool as the fall breeze and tough enough for a northeast winter. Heavy padding and cushioning prove durable and cushy on the weight room equivalent of the Nike Air Max Uptempo 2. Available at Nike Store.The Nike Air Max Thea Print is given a fluid Black/Pink paint job, specifically for the ladies. A black textile upper with synthetic and leather panels keep this low top lightweight and breathable. A phylon midsole and visible air unit support the underrated style. A hot pink swoosh, hints of blue on the eyelets and outsole, and the lightly camouflaged toe box give this female model desirable detail.
Unlike the previous Nike Roshe Run Women NZ custom styles, the Paris version contains three different pair which were designed by two artists named ‘Nyno’ and ‘The Mayor’. As for the makeup, all three colorways were simply inspired by attributes in the Paris neighborhoods such as city streets, lights and colors. Specifically, the red and black colorways symbolize the Pigalle area and its dark alleyways and neon lights. In addition, the green pair was supposedly made in honor of the youthful energy of daily life in Paris. It is also very interesting how the colorways tie into LeBron James himself. The red stands for LeBron’s theatrical way of playing, while the black represents his elegance. Last but not least, the green focuses on James’s youth. Is the Paris rendition the best of all the artist collaborations? Click here to view the three-page collection in its entirety.
Here comes the nighttime. Designed for jogging in the dark, the Nike Air Max “Reflect” Collection sees Premium Tape takes on the Nike Air Max 1, Nike Roshe Run NZ, Nike Air Max 95 and Nike Air Max Thea. Upcoming releases for guys and gals feature a blacked-out upper, illuminated by 3M taping and mesh underlay graphics. The Air Max 95 serves as an exclusive for the guys, while Air Max Thea is designed with the ladies in mind. Look for those two models along with mens and womens takes on the Air Max 1 and Air Max 90 to release on November 1st at Nike Store.
Not with the flimsy Flywire? If you?re a meat and potatoes guy that?s adverse to new technology the Nike Roshe Run Women is for you. A Black/Anthracite-Wolf Grey palette is as cool as the fall breeze and tough enough for a northeast winter. Heavy padding and cushioning prove durable and cushy on the weight room equivalent of the Nike Air Max Uptempo 2. Available at Nike Store.The Nike Air Max Thea Print is given a fluid Black/Pink paint job, specifically for the ladies. A black textile upper with synthetic and leather panels keep this low top lightweight and breathable. A phylon midsole and visible air unit support the underrated style. A hot pink swoosh, hints of blue on the eyelets and outsole, and the lightly camouflaged toe box give this female model desirable detail.
Unlike the previous Nike Roshe Run Women NZ custom styles, the Paris version contains three different pair which were designed by two artists named ‘Nyno’ and ‘The Mayor’. As for the makeup, all three colorways were simply inspired by attributes in the Paris neighborhoods such as city streets, lights and colors. Specifically, the red and black colorways symbolize the Pigalle area and its dark alleyways and neon lights. In addition, the green pair was supposedly made in honor of the youthful energy of daily life in Paris. It is also very interesting how the colorways tie into LeBron James himself. The red stands for LeBron’s theatrical way of playing, while the black represents his elegance. Last but not least, the green focuses on James’s youth. Is the Paris rendition the best of all the artist collaborations? Click here to view the three-page collection in its entirety.