Louis Vuitton Off-White Nike Air Force 1 Orange

Last summer, Virgil Abloh and Louis Vuitton debuted one of the most thrilling Air Force 1 partnerships in a while. It gave stiff competition to the Dior x Air Jordan 1, with many colours receiving LV's signature leathers. Following the release of Nike's Air Yeezys, there was tremendous anticipation for another customized collaboration from Kanye West. With Abloh's untimely death just a few months ago, many were uncertain whether these would be released. However, considering new in-hand images of the shoe have emerged recently, it appears likely that the launch will go ahead as scheduled. The Louis Vuitton Off-White Nike Air Force 1 Orange is seen in orange and blue make-up, as worn by one of the luxury house's closest partners, Lucien Clarke, in the grips of one of its luxury house's closest partners. The much-loved monogram is debossed into the shoe across its entirety of exterior, accenting the base and white Swoosh. At the back, new Helvetica text dresses up in an identical neutral colour to complement the midsole and laces; the latter offers its own “LACET” marking. LV logos then hit the insole and heel tab adjacent to Virgil’s usual touches.

Enjoy one of the most anticipated Air Force 1 releases this summer with the Louis Vuitton x Off-White Nike Air Force 1! This shoe features a debossed monogram across the entirety of the exterior, white Swoosh, and Helvetica text on the back. The insole and heel tab feature LV logos, and the laces offer a “LACET” marking. This is the perfect shoe to add to your collection, and it’s sure to turn heads when you wear it out and about. Click here for your handy guide: Nike Air Force 1: A Complete Guide.

Louis Vuitton Off-White Nike Air Force 1 Orange will hit the racks soon. You can grab the kicks from the top UK and European retailers we have listed in the where to buy section. We will post more details as soon as they become available. You can also be alert about all the latest releases by following us on Facebook and Twitter.

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