We have the official First Take On The J Balvin x Air Jordan 2. The silhouette is so fresh and refreshing that it will instantly give all the summer and spring feels. We are in love with the new approach by Nike as it is not something we have seen earlier. However, the Air Jordan series always comes up with unique innovations. It has hit it off the park with the stunning silo this time. It’s straight out of a painting. A painting which looks effortless. It is extraordinary even in its ordinariness. We do not see this rare combo every day, so you can expect these kicks to sell out minutes after release!
Firstly, the upper is straight out of an oil painting. Not just that, the colours that are used are so summery and springy that it brightens our mood as soon as we take a look at them. The swoosh team surely know their game when it comes to playing with colours and conveying whatever they intend to. Especially with these kicks, one can not help but feel a sense of positive energy. Imagine the feeling when you will have them on! As we (im)patiently wait for its release, check out the Nike Air Max Premium Leopard Womens.
As you can see, the colourway takes inspiration from the picture-perfect sky. We spot the greyish-blue colour on the toe region, lateral sides and the tongue tab.
Additionally, the greyish-blue colour also extends to the ankle region. It is almost like a tie-dye print but has a painting-like effect.
Furthermore, the laces are white to add cohesiveness to the look. The perforated toe box makes you feel as free as a bird in the sky with zero sweat and complete freshness.
Now, let us address the fun part. Notice the heel region? How can you not! The silhouette’s highlight is a cloud painting on a blue sky. How adorable!
Lastly, the white midsole completes the look.
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