Nike Applies Various Animal Patterns to the Swooshes of These Dunk Lows
These women’s colorways come with neutral-toned uppers and Nike checks with leopard and snakeskin patterns.
Dunks are among some of the biggest attractions in the realm of sneakers right now, and Nike seems determined to fashion its hoops-turned-lifestyle model in nearly way possible when it comes to colors and patterns. Its newest duo of Dunk Lows leans heavily on grayscale tones to outfit its upper and bottom halves, but wildly styles its Swooshes with leopard graphics, snakeskin patterns and cracked leathers.
The first item on the list is the black variation. Smooth leather uppers are doused with a stealthy coating and feature notes of a muted gray that arrive on the tongue and heel’s Nike branding. As mentioned before, the Swooshes are treated with a trio of of textures, the leopard prints of which cover the beginning of the Carolyn Davidson-designed logo on the quarters while white snakeskins form the middle section and beige deteriorating leathers make up the ends. Midsoles and outsoles alike are styled with pure white outers.
Its release sibling dials the uppers and bottoms to a crisp white, and features hints of black atop the branded tongues and heels. Swooshes keep the leopard graphics consistent, but deviate with black snakeskin mid-sections and gilded heel panels.
No release date for these has been announced just yet, but it’s likely that Nike will be dropping them in the coming weeks.
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