Back in April, Jordan Brand celebrated Carmelo Anthony’s NCAA Championship victory back in 2003 as a member of the Syracuse Orange and honored him with an Air Jordan 9 “Melo (MOP)” colorway.The vibrant theme couldn’t come at a better time while classic Jordan detailing stays true to the original. Inspired by the National Championship trophy, this iteration had plain White leather uppers and brown leather overlays with a wood grain texture, while Metallic Gold detailing appeared throughout. We’re guessing they’ll be plenty of collectors hoping to add this pair to their rotation.Its heels also featured Carmelo Anthony’s “15” jersey number from his Syracuse days. This Air Jordan 9 colorway made its retail debut on April 27th, 2018 at a price of $190. What’s not to love about the retro lines of the AJ7 where cutting-edge fuses with a sports inspired look? Next year, two other colorways of the model will join the Air Jordan releases 2019 in Spring.

Nike Air Jordan Shoes,Out of the two images you see at the top, the first one is a Photoshop rendering by zSneakerHeadz, although you can expect it look just like the 2010 version.It was way ahead of its time when it first launched in the 90s and continues to bring a more modernised look. The colorway should not require too much of an introduction since you have probably already figured it out that it draws inspiration from Michael Jordan’s alma mater.Synthetic leather covers the upper in a bold shade of blue from heel to toe. Dubbed “University Blue,” this iteration sports the color scheme of the University of North Carolina Tar Heels. Thus, it is dressed up in a combination of Midnight Navy, University Blue and White. This colorway will make its comeback as a part of the Air Jordan releases 2019 in February next year.

There are already two new color matching EQT 93/17 Boost exposures, which will be available in the fall, while the sneaker photographer @sneakerprophet_ has just brought a jaw-dropping exposure! adidas EQT 93/17 Boost Triple Black is dressed in a pure black dress! Even the Boost midsole is painted in black, from head to toe in black, but with a subtle texture detailing the visual layering.