The Nike SB Dunk High “Ferris Bueller” was released back in May 2008 inspired by the outfit Ferris Bueller wore in the classic 80s film.the guys over in Nike SB have come up with a few of their own Dunks to be released this year. This pair nicknamed the Ferris Bueller pair, because of the resemblance to what Ferris wears in the 1986 classic movie.Nike SB Dunk High “Ferris Bueller” comes constructed with a primarily leather upper in various shades of Brown and Beige with White tumbled leather side panels.This Dunk High features a mixture of White, Brown, Butter, and Cheetah print.The Ferris Bueller SB Dunk High should be hitting Nike SB retailers during May 2008.Black shiny leather Swooshes on the sides completed with cheetah print sock-liner, extra set of laces and tongue completes the design.

The Nike Air Force 1 Skeleton Orange is one of several releases from the Swoosh brand set to celebrate the upcoming halloween season.including the signature skeleton x-ray print on its Brilliant Orange leather uppers, although this time the pair arrives on a full glow-in-the-dark sole unit, not just the outsole.Showcasing a spooky theme throughout, the pair are similar to AF1’s from past years however this time around they’re decked out in a vibrant orange.Nike Air Force 1 Crafted from premium leather throughout, the panelled design of the AF1 is present as ever, with classic details such as the Swoosh and perforated toe box making an appearance alongside the white bone graphic that makes its way across the lateral side.For its third go-around, the “Skeleton” discards the stark contrast of its past two iterations in favor of a jack-o’-lantern inspired orange leather base.Underfoot, the chunky AF1 midsole is crafted from translucent and glow in the dark rubber and conceals a full-length Nike Air unit to ensure that they’re plenty comfortable for long periods of wear.Black branded details like lace deubres and tongue tag/heel tab hits add a little extra contrast.If you’re looking for a fresh pair of kicks you can seldom go wrong with a Nike Air Force 1!

the one they call the “godfather of the Ura-Harajuku fashion scene” is notoriously known for his Fragment Air Jordan 1 — which happens to be listed at over $5K in most sizes on the secondary market right now — but he’s kept somewhat active in terms of sneaker projects over the past year through an Air Force 1 with CLOT, and more recently the fragment Moncler Chuck 70 collection. The legendary Japanese streetwear label headed up by Hiroshi Fujiwara has teamed up with Nike and Jordan Brand many times in the past, with the results always groundbreaking. The last fragment x Air Jordan release is one of the most desirable collab pairs to ever launch.Sans any cement print that we’re used to seeing on the silhouette, this iteration, save for the smooth black leather mudguards, is cowled in crispy white exteriors along the uppers, laces, and treading. From what we’ve seen so far, the Jordan 3 will be decked out in a clean black leather and white leather upper colorway and crafted from premium tumbled leather for a real luxury look. Branding is kept low-key with a Jumpman logo on the tongue and fragment’s signature lightning bolt logo embellished onto the lateral heel tab.