This special edition follows Cam’ron’s collaborative DMX Run 10 model which donned all black. Allen Iverson‘s first signature sneaker receives a Dipset makeover thanks to purple camo accents on the toebox and heel. Each upper is dominated in suede materials as the tongues add Dipset’s signature logo. Additional details include artwork on the insoles plus a metallic silver flip phone logo on each heel.

The Cam’ron x Reebok Question Mid arrives on August 17 at Jimmy Jazz and August 18 at select Reebok stockists and Reebok.com.

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When Centre Pompidou first opened in Paris back in 1977, many reviled its radical design. The architects to blame were Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers who intended to develop the polarizing structure inside out. For one, it’s packed with utilitarian qualities such as pipes, air vents, and electrical cables that make up its external facade. The structure, which is home to a slew of cutting-edge art exhibitions, garnered acclamation over the years and shifted the perception of the architecture industry as a whole. One of its admirers is Tinker Hatfield who credits the establishment for inspiring his Air Max 1 design.

Nike is now paying homage to Centre Pompidou with a special AM1 pack. The limited offering is comprised of two unique makeups that boast colored tubes across its uppers — a nod to the Parisian building’s design. Another standout highlight is translucent outsoles embellished with an oversized P logo next to a miniature Swoosh.

Official release details are still pending.

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Nike gives its classic Air Max 1 Premium running shoe a sophisticated upgrade in an eye-catching “Work Blue” colorway. Comprised of luxe suede and breathable textiles, the footwear combines form and functionality as tonal blue hues embrace the entire upper. Additionally, a small gold embroidered Swoosh on the toe stands out in comparison to the rest of the design for a subtle yet bold touch. The shoe sits atop a two-tone gum outsole and clean white midsole, accented by its familiar Air Max bubble on the heel. Get a closer look at the sneaker above and pick up the Nike Air Max 1 “Work Blue” at retailers like Livestock where it’s available now.

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Nike follows up on its Air Max 90 “Night Ops” by releasing the stealthy colorway on another silhouette, the Air Max 180. This muderous look is the latest to visit the ’90s model, which has seen a slew of bold colorways this year such as the OG “Ultramarine” colorway and COMME des GARÇONS collaboration. 

The Air Max 180 “Night Ops” features an all-black nubuck and mesh upper, a textured leather Swoosh and a hit of “Volt” at the embroidered Nike heel branding. Another dose of “Volt” appears on the insole and through the visible Max Air sole unit, while an icy outsole completes the slick look. 

You’ll be able to pick up the Nike Air Max 180 “Night Ops” for $150 USD on August 23 at Nike’s web store and select retailers. For more black sneakers, check out the Nike React Element 55’s two new colorways.

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