Unreleased Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Samples on Display at Virgil Abloh Show in Miami

Unreleased Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Samples on Display at Virgil Abloh Show in Miami

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In celebration of his exhibit premiering at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago in June 2019, Virgil Abloh teamed up with Nike once again to produce a Nike Air Force 1. The Off-White x Air Force 1 Low '07 'MCA' shoe features a University Blue leather upper and a Metallic Silver Swoosh with prominent stitching and a signature red tab. For a full circle-feel, the shoe reprises key design details from previous Off-White offerings, including the iconic zip tie and quoted branding.

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Unreleased Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Samples on Display at Virgil Abloh Show in Miami

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Unreleased Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Samples on Display at Virgil Abloh Show in Miami

Virgil Abloh presents a relatively straightforward take on Bruce Kilgore’s design with this Off-White x Air Force 1 Low. That isn’t to suggest there aren’t unique details on the reconstructed build: in addition to a mix of ripstop and suede, the upper features taped seams and a white Swoosh attached via zigzag stitching. Exposed foam and misplaced tags appear on the tongue, while ‘LOGO’ inscribed on the heel tab delivers a final meta flourish.

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