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The holiday season is bringing excitement for sneaker enthusiasts and art aficionados alike, with the upcoming release of the Nike SB Dunk Low "City of Cinema." This stunning sneaker design takes inspiration from Paris's deep-rooted love for theater, blending artistic elegance with Nike's iconic streetwear aesthetic.

Plush velvet accents on the tongues and collars pay homage to the opulent interiors of Paris's iconic theaters, where velvet drapes and luxurious seating create an atmosphere of grandeur and sophistication.

The skate shoe's design features thoughtful details that celebrate the magic of cinema. The tongue labels and insoles showcase intricate designs that evoke the silver screen, adding a narrative layer for true fans to discover and appreciate.

The mud-dipped midsole provides an artisanal, handcrafted look, highlighting Nike's meticulous attention to detail. Completing the cinematic design is a semi-translucent outsole, which adds a modern touch while maintaining the classic SB Dunk Low silhouette.

Each pair of the Nike SB Dunk Low "City of Cinema" comes in special packaging, making the unboxing experience an event in itself. Customization is also possible, with an extra set of laces included.

Set to release in Holiday 2024, the Nike SB Dunk Low "City of Cinema" is sure to be one of the most anticipated sneaker drops, appealing to sneaker collectors, art lovers, and those who appreciate finely crafted footwear. This collaboration celebrates the intersection of streetwear culture and Parisian artistic heritage, inviting wearers to step into a world where art and fashion collide. TBA.

Combining her creativity and passion for skateboarding, Di'Orr is known for her unique, indigenous-inspired skateboard designs. From graphic design to native cedar wood flute making, her Navajo heritage is deeply reflected in her work. Her latest endeavor is a collaboration with Nike SB, where she is bringing her vision to life with a Nike SB Dunk High model.

The upcoming Di'Orr Greenwood x Nike SB Dunk High features a bold color palette, with a turquoise blue and rugged orange highlighting the side panels. The design also incorporates a Decon-inspired aesthetic, exposing the foam tongues and featuring a slimmer ankle collar. The details, including the multicolored accents on the heel, tongue, and sole, complement the overall look. The shoe's insoles feature a graphic of the Arizona valleys and desert landscape, a nod to Di'Orr's hometown.

The Di'Orr Greenwood x Nike SB Dunk High collaboration is set to release this summer for $145 USD, available at Nike stores and online.

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The Pro B Dunks feature a predominantly tan suede upper, paired with a thick beige tongue, tan midsole, and gum outsole. These were originally introduced in the early 2000s as a predecessor to the skateboarding-specific Nike SB Dunk, characterized by their extra padding on the tongue and interior for added protection when skating.

At this time, the "Parachute Beige" Nike SB Dunk Low Pro B colorway is scheduled to launch sometime in Spring 2025. Further updates on the release are expected to come in the months ahead.

A new iteration of a classic Nike silhouette, the Nike SB Dunk Low PRM, has emerged. This shoe pays homage to the former NBA team, the Seattle SuperSonics, specifically the team's jerseys from the 1995-2001 era, including the ones worn during their 1996 NBA Finals matchup against Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls.

The skate shoe features a vibrant color scheme, blending fir, white, university gold, and fire red. It is constructed with premium materials, including leather, mesh, and suede. The toe box has perforations for breathability, and the padded tongue provides added comfort.

The upper consists of a red suede base, complemented by green suede overlays, while the white leather Swoosh is highlighted in university gold. The shoe comes with three different colored laces and sits atop a white midsole and gum rubber outsole, completing the design.

Expect the Nike SB Dunk Low PRM "Seattle SuperSonics" to release during the holiday season at select retailers and on Nike's website, with a price tag of $125.

The Nike SB PS8 represents a step forward for skate shoes. It is named the "Problem Solver 8" as it aims to address eight common issues found in skate shoes and previous Nike SB products. Designed in collaboration with Nike's Sport Research Lab, the shoe is built to better withstand the impact of tricks and improve the feel and connection with the skateboard underfoot. It features a Flightknit upper for a lightweight and breathable fit, as well as leather panels in high-stress areas to enhance durability.

The Nike SB PS8 "Paris Olympics" colorway is part of a wider Paris-themed SB pack that also includes a Janoski and SB Dunk. This Safari-inspired iteration features a combination of orange and blue accents, with the orange appearing on the sock liner and outsole, and the blue on the laces and midsole. The leather panels showcase a familiar spotted pattern, while the upper itself remains in a neutral "Sail" tone.

The release date for the Nike SB PS8 "Paris Olympics" is still forthcoming, but more information is expected to be shared soon. TBA.

The Verdy x Nike SB Dunk Low "Vick" is inspired by the "Vick" character, which is a panda rabbit hybrid from Awajishima Island. The sneaker will feature a white and black color scheme, blending premium materials like faux fur, suede, and leather Swoosh logos. It will have distinctive Verdy and Nike SB branding on the tongue labels, as well as a two-tone rubber outsole that combines streetwear and athletic elements.

The Verdy x Nike SB Dunk Low "Vick" is scheduled to release at select skate shops and the Girls Don't Cry brand during the Summer of 2024. It will retail for $135. This marks the third collaboration between the renowned graphic designer Verdy and Nike SB, continuing their partnership that began in 2019.

Sneaker enthusiasts can look forward to this innovative and stylish addition to the Nike Dunk lineup, as Verdy's unique creative vision meets Nike SB's renowned craftsmanship. Stay tuned for more details on the release as the summer 2024 launch approaches.

The design pays tribute to the Visty plush toy, featuring green and pink fur accents on the tongue, toe box, side panels, and collar, mimicking the character's furry appearance. Pastel yellow laces complement the fuzzy elements, while blue suede overlays and pink leather Swoosh logos reflect the vibrant hues of the original plush toy. Unique graphic logos on the furry tongues add to the shoe's distinct identity.

Priced at $135 for men's sizing, $90 for preschool, and $75 for toddler sizes, the Verdy x Nike SB Dunk Low "Visty" will be available at select skate shops in Summer 2024. This collaboration represents a harmonious fusion of Verdy's artistic vision and the iconic Dunk Low silhouette, offering sneaker enthusiasts a coveted release that celebrates the intersection of art and sneaker culture.

The SB Zoom Janoski OG+ Premium features a vibrant color scheme, blending Sesame, Bronzine, Sail, and Flat Gold hues. The canvas upper is adorned with charming pastoral prints and embroidered Swoosh logos on the sides. The shoe maintains the signature Stefan Janoski design elements, including the logo on the tongue, a white vulcanized midsole, and a durable gum rubber outsole.

Priced at $105 for men's sizing, the Nike SB Zoom Janoski OG+ Premium "City of Style" will be available starting May 7, 2024, from select skate shops, online retailers, and Nike.com. This release offers both style and accessibility, allowing sneaker enthusiasts to express their personal flair while exploring the Parisian-inspired aesthetic.