Nina Chanel Abney’s Air Jordan 2 Pack Release Update

We have good news for the Air Jordan Fans- New York-based artist Nina Chanel Abney is collaborating with Nike to bring about two classic, versatile sneaks. The upcoming releases will provide the sneakerheads with plenty of styling options, and we are as happy as you are! Nobody can ever say no to a fresh white pair of sneakers. ! The pair further involves a pop of colours that make them glam and summer-appropriate. With all this goodness of bundle, the fact that all the sizes will run out is a no-brainer. We are here to give Nina Chanel Abney’s Air Jordan 2 Pack Release Update so you can be 10 steps ahead in the game.

Firstly, we are in awe of both sneakers’ beautiful colourway. Secondly, the construction oozes all the comfy vibes, so imagine, if it looks that way, how will it feel on the feet?! The collab adorns simple colourways that make us believe in the gorgeousness of simplicity. Unlike the classic versions of the AJ2, these pairs are equipped with uniquely distinct overlay panels at the forefoot, heel counter, and tab. Moreover, they also come with an exclusive hangtag featuring Chanel Abney’s artwork. You can also check out the Air Jordan Series Mid Maison Chateau Rouge Sail. 

Nina Chanel Abney Air Jordan 2 White Red

The first pair dresses in all white. As you can see, white dominates the entire day.

Additionally, grey adds detail to the toe region’s tip. Conversely, black laces add colour contrast against white.

Furthermore, the heel region dresses in bright red, adding a happy pop of colour.

Nina Chanel Abney Air Jordan 2 Low White Green

The next pair also adorns white but has a more natural pop of colour.

It adorns a similar design and construction as the first one.

The laces are white for this one, as you can see.

Lastly, white midsoles complete the look of the silhouettes.

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