After re-working silhouettes like the Air Python and New Jordans 2015 , Rei Kawakubo’s Dover Street Market imprint may have taken on the Air Jordan 1.Freshly leaked photos indicate a first-time collaboration between the two parties. The iconic silhouette is seen reconstructed in navy patent leather with an all-over iridescent gloss. Tonal branding hits appear on the collar and quarter panels, while the tongue logo and midsole were done in white to break things up a bit. The partnership is marked with special DSM insoles.This collaboration hasn’t been confirmed and there’s no release date at the moment, but all signs point toward an eventual drop. Last year's floral printed KD6 release was among the most popular so it shouldn't come as a shock that Nike and Kevin Durant are going that route again in 2015.Early images of the 'Floral' Nike KD7 EXT feature the familiar navy blue upper bolstered by a floral print strewn throughout the silhouette. A premium leather hazelnut inner lining matches up perfectly with the mid-foot strap while a creamy midsole sits beneath capping off the eye catching Jordans 2015. As the 30th anniversary of the Air Jordan 1 gets underway, the return of the Air Jordan 1 Retro High Strap has been among the early surprises to highlight this commemorative crop of Jordans. First releasing at the end of 2014, today we see the nostalgic high top dressed in a monochromatic Black/White colorway. The base comes in black leather and nylon construction married to white Swoosh and tongue branding alongside a striped top strap and midsole. The liner visually pays homage to the 30th anniversary with a corresponding graphic at the footbed. Look for the release of the New Jordans 1 Retro High Strap Black/White sometime in February

Jordan Brand began New Jordans 2015 with one big celebratory picture in mind ­ the 30th Anniversary of the Air Jordan. This year, you’ll be treated to a euphoric barrage of Jordan Retro releases that recall the legendary originals and introduce some fresh concepts that aim to tell rich and premium stories, and you’ll find that the Dub Zero will fit right in with what the brand has to offer. If you’re not familiar with this upcoming sneaker release, Champs Sports is here to fill you on the roots of this striking design; if you’re noticing a plethora of familiar details, you’re already on the right track.In fact, the Dub Zero played an integral role in celebrating an equally astounding milestone in 2005 the 20th Anniversary of the Air Jordan. This hybrid design served as a tribute to the great Tinker Hatfield, with key features from eight different Jordans 2015 contributing to the overall concept. There were, of course, a string of other hybrid models to follow the Dub Zero, so it’s clear that this model had its own pioneering tendencies when it was first introduced. No longer is it called “Love of the Game”, these GS Air Jordan 7s are dubbed “Valentines Day”, and the Fuchsia Flash lining that is featured on the silhouette makes it ideal for the holiday lovers. If you haven’t already picked something up for your lady, you definitely can’t go wrong with the Air Jordan 7 GS “Valentines Day”.The Dark Grey upper acts as nice background for the splashes of pink that touch on the inner lining, heel and stitching. White is also brought into the design to balance things out, as it touches down on the Jordan banding and outsole. The “Love of the Game” basketball logo along the heel completes the look. You can find this specific GS New Jordans Air Jordan 7 at select Jordan Brand accounts on February 7th for 140 USD.

In the case of colorways that aren't original, should Jordan Brand try to make the sneakers as close to OG New Jordans 2015 pairs as possible, or as close to the retro+ drops that they're based on? The brand landed somewhere in between with this pair, which is a faithful recreation that has some details to nitpick over. A comparison of the slight color differences is absent, as it's tough to tell whether the lighter colors on the original pair are due to aging. Sole Collector's latest Retrograde episode below also highlights the differences between the 2002 and 2015 'French Blue' 7s, but for some additional eye candy, see this photo set breaking things down. The badges on the back of the two pairs differ slightly in size. This detail isn't entirely uniform across pairs, but there is a marked difference between the two. Above left is the 2002 pair, above right is the 2015 pair with the smaller badge.The ankle-area Jumpman logos are a close match in terms of detail. With that being said, the 2015's logo, left, is slightly smaller than the 2002 pair's on the right.The 2002 'French Blue' Jordan 7 is more committed to the tumbled leather look. The above shot shows the inside collar donning this look, but the 2015 pair switches the more standard smooth leather in that area.The biggest differences come in the tongue area. Above is the 2002 'French Blue' Jordan 7, which has a dark blue strip that connects the tongue to a tumbled leather bootie piece that runs below the laces.The Jordans 2015 features a white strip instead, along with a Huarache style neoprene bootie. This could be a throwback to the original 1992 build of the Jordan 7 though–the 2002 'French Blue' pair was the only one to use the leather bootie.The mountain pieces on the midsoles differ between the two pairs. The 2002 'French Blue' Jordan 7s, above right, have a matte finish on these pieces. The 2015 'French Blue' Jordan 7, above left, has a shinier finish on its midsole pieces. Woodist Punk is a handcrafted designer that can literally make anything you want and is located in London. One of his recent builds is this dope sneaker storage inspired by the Nike and Jordan Brand box. The box size is 100cm x 70 x 46 high and from the video below seems to fit a good handful of your sneakers.Check out the New Jordans additional photos below and let us know what you guys think in the comments. Could this come in handing for you, like yesterday? For those interested in ordering one, two or even three of these hit Woodist Punk up directly on our website.

College packs make perfect sense for sneaker brands, especially for a ubiquitous brand such as New Jordans 2015. At this point our only question is why they don't release more. All players in the NBA are mandated to play college basketball at some level in order to enter the draft, not to mention Michael Jordan began his legacy in North Carolina. We're only asking for more Retros with college appeal to them, and our prayers were finally answered. There has been speculation around this 'Georgetown' inspired Air Jordan 11 possibly releasing in the future, and has been confirmed for a 2015 release. This Air Jordan 11 incorporates the Georgetown blue around the patent leather on the silhouette with a suede cool grey upper. White laces match a white midsole similar to that of the Jordans 2015 'Cool Grey'. The translucent icy outsole almost makes it identical until we add this major detail that couldn't be overlooked. Although the low top feature may be a dent in your high hopes for this original colorway it should still be enjoyed by some sneakerheads and especially for Georgetown fans. Enjoy the blueprint for this Retro and other Jordan 11 colorways that would make great releases in the gallery above. The Air Jordan 13 will be returning in a few low-top versions this Summer 2015, that will include the Air Jordan 13 Low “Hornets” colorway.Today, we have a rare look at an Air Jordan 13 “Hornets” Sample that never made it the cut to release. This sample features a White tumbled leather, with Purple accents including the luxurious interior we recently seen released on the “Pantone” 11s. The shoe is finished with Teal accents on the tongue, mid-foot tag and outsole.How many of you would like to see this Air Jordan 13 “Hornets” Sample release this Holiday 2015? Would you rather have these over the lows we’ll be getting? Taking a trip down the comic memory lane, Dank Customs reimagines the New Jordans with a nostalgic “Batman” makeup. Pulling from the Dark Knight’s past, these joints feature a black base with touches of grey, purple, university blue, and white filling in the rest of the model’s palette. Complete with 60’s-inspired Batman insignias and comic-like insoles, you can get a better look at Dank’s latest body of work after the jump. Share your thoughts on these joints in the comments section below, and keep checking with Nice Kicks for more custom kicks.

With the 2015 NBA All-Star Game less than a month away, Jordan Brand has managed to keep their Jordan 11 GS Legend Blue footwear for the weekend under wraps until today.The first shoe to surface from the All-Star lineup is the CP3.VIII, which arrives in a white and pure platinum colorway. Details, including the icy blue translucent counter and outsole, liken the shoe to the ’30th Anniversary’ retros that have surfaced in recent months, possibly tipping off the inspiration behind the pack.Expect the CP3.VIII and other Jordan All-Star shoes to hit select accounts on Saturday, February 7. The Jordan 11 Mens Legend Blue release date is January 24, 2015 and will launch online at 10AM EST. The retail price of the “French Blue” Jordan 7 retro is $190. This is the second release of the Remastered Retro Jordans collection. This is the second time that the French Blue colorway has released. The first time the shoes came out was in December of 2002. Air Jordan 11 Low “Bred”, Air Jordan 13 Low “Hornets”, Jordan 6 Black Infrared , Air Foamposite Pro “Red October”…yes, this week was huge. We hope you didn’t miss out on the last week of sneaker updates, because a lot of new developments have us expecting an even more massive year of kicks. Get a recap of this week’s most important headlines below.

Each year, Nike offers a collection for New Jordans 2015 Black History Month, a memorial month for remembrance of important people and events in the history of the African diaspora.The Nike Black History Month 2015 collection consists of 28 items, including 12 pairs of sneakers and 16 clothing products for mens and womesn. All these parts are of black and white styles and mix different prints.The brand celebrates Black History Month through various sports such as basketball, football, soccer, running and skateboarding. It also pays tribute to athletes and several sports figures such as skater Theotis Beasley, footballer Kevin Prince Boateng, former American football player Jerry Rice, sprinter Brianna Rollins, the basketball coach C. Vivian Stringer and coach basketball John Thompson.Nike Basketball BHM line is composed of a 12 BHM LeBron Nike, the Nike BHM KD7, a Nike Kobe 9 Elite BHM and a Nike Kyrie 1 BHM.Sportswear range consists of a Nike Air Force 1 Duckboot BHM, a Nike Air Max 1 BHM, a Nike Air Max 1 Ultra Moire BHM Women and a Nike Air Force 1 Ultra Force BHM, also for women.There is also an Jordans 2015 XX9 BHM, Air Jordan 1 Retro High BHM for men, an Air Jordan 1 Retro High GS BHM for women, Nike Mercurial Superfly a BHM and a Nike SB Dunk BHM.The Nike BHM 2015 collection will come out beginning January 17th, 9:00 AM CET on Nike.com and End Clothing in few quantities. Sportswear range such as the Air Max 1 will follow later on Thursday, January 29th.A part of the sales will be donated to the foundation Ever Higher Fund, which helps disadvantaged youth through sport. Earlier we reviewed the Air Jordan 7 low black/metallic silver and prior to that a new colorway of the Air Jordan 7 was revealed, both expected for 2015. In light of the upcoming year being the year of the Retro 7, it only makes sense to bring back an OG colorway. Another Retro 7 set to release this year is none other than the 'Bordeaux.' From the lineup we've been seeing of Remaster Retros and the 'Hares' dropping starting May, the summer of 2015 will be scorching for Jordan Brand. Keep an eye out for these July of this year.We already knew that the new year was going to be epic for Jordan Brand, but yesterday's previews, which included an New Jordans XI Low "Bred" and "Georgetown," took things up a notch. And Jordan Brand still has plenty more retro sneakers to drop, like a low-profile take on the Air Jordan XIII. Previewed here, again by Crepe City's Ron Raichura, is the Air Jordan XIII Low in two colorways—"Bred" and "Hornets." While Jordan Brand hasn't confirmed an official drop date just yet, rumors have the two sneakers releasing this summer.

When he took over the Jordan 11 GS Legend Blue social media accounts, Michael Jordan showed off a huge range of "Hornets" Air Jordans.The good news is that those sneakers aren't strictly of the player exclusive persuasion. There's an Air Jordan 5 "Hornets" coming, and there's this Jordan 13 Low, which again wears a colorway that appears to be inspired by that team. This year is shaping up to be a big one for Low retros: the Air Jordan 1 Low in black/red form is coming up, as is the Jordan 11 Low, and some retro colorways of the Jordan 6 Low have been promised. If this Jordan 11 Mens Legend Blue does end up releasing, look for a summer arrival. The Jordan Brand All-Star 2015 Collection will release on February 7th, 2015. The lineup for the Jordan Brand All-Star 2015 Collection includes the Air Jordan XX9, Jordan Melo M11, Jordan CP3.VIII, and the Jordan Super.Fly 3. Below is a preview look at all the confirmed release dates and each pair besides the XX9 will be available in kids sizing. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates on the unveiling of both Nike Basketball and Jordan Brand All-Star 2015 Collection. The Air Jordan 7 GS “Valentines Day” arrives a little earlier than expected, as the grade school release will hit retailers on February 7th, 2015. Jordan Brand has made an effort to revamp their Girls line in 2015 by not only expanding sizes but also launching an entirely new collection with exclusive colorways. The romantic holiday gets a rather subdued treatment when compared to the metallic varieties of past years as a Dark Grey finish receives contrast Fuchsia Flash stitching while that Jordan 6 Black Infrared basketball logo hits the heel.

You can do what you want with this info, but those Jordan 11 GS Legend Blue are currently available on eBay... and the bidding has already gotten out of control. Like $100,000 out of control.You'd have to be patently insane to believe anyone is actually willing to foot the bill for the fruity pair of 5s, but there is a chance someone would be dumb enough to do it.The rapper recently took to instagram to tease a photo of the Air Jordan 5 which feature his insignia stamped on the heel, though Jordan Brand has denied any official collaboration. This Jordan 11 Mens Legend Blue features the iconic Bred-theme having a full Black mesh and leather upper with patent leather overlay on the mudguard sitting top a White midsole and semi-translucent dressed in Red. The shoe is also highlighted with the iconic carbon fiber.Check out the first set of photos below and look for the Air Jordan Retro 11 Low “Bred” to release on Saturday, May 23rd, 2015 at select Jordan Brand retailers. Retail price tag is set at $170 USD.I think it’s safe to say that we won’t be seeing a “Bred” or “Space Jam” Air Jordan 11 this holiday season as both pairs are set to release as a low-top version. The first remastered Air Jordan release of 2015 just released this past weekend to the delight of many sneakerheads. Later this month Jordan Brand will be giving us another retro, but how about we look ahead to a March release that is sure to be a hit.Scheduled to release in late March is the Jordan 6 Black Infrared or as many of you may consider it the Air Jordan 10 “Chicago.” Draped in a white tumbled leather throughout the upper, black leather takes care of the ankle collar, tongue and lace eyestay. Varsity Red accents on the inner lining, outsole and “45″ by the ankle make this a must-have. Previously a PE for Michael himself, now we’ll all be able to get our hands on this sneaker. Are you going after this Air Jordan release.

The offseason just got a little bit better for Jordan 11 GS Legend Blue ls pitcher Gio Gonzalez, who received a massive shipment from Jordan Brand earlier today.Inside the box was a variety of Air Jordans set to release throughout the next few months, including today's 'Legend Blue' Air Jordan 4. Gonzalez was also shipped the 'Oreo' colorway, the Black History Month collection, two Dub Zeros, both NYC-inspired Air Jordan 10s, the 'French Blue' Air Jordan 7 and the 'Laser' Air Jordan 20. In it's 23rd anniversary this year, the Air Jordan 6 is dominating the Jordan releases, with a plethora of classic colorways once again hitting retailers. 2015, though? That looks like it will be the year of the Air Jordan 4, as the 'Oreo' Jordan 4 and '30th Anniversary' colorway, will join this timeless classic. The Jordan 11 Mens Legend Blue will once again return after a hiatus since 1999, this time dubbed the 'Legend Blue'. The pristine all-white tumbled leather is used throughout, handling the perforated panels instead of the mesh. A midnight navy midsole compliments the crisp upper, while Columbia accents adorn each Jumpman on the tongue and tab.The 'Legend Blue' IVs will finally launch tomorrow January 10th, with a $190 price tag. Nike and all major retailers have pushed back the online releases to 10am EST, so you'll still get to sleep in if you plan on picking up a pair. The Washington Nationals pitcher, Gio Gonzalez just received his latest delivery from Jordan Brand. This delivery included the Air Jordan 1 and Air Jordan XX9 “BHM” colorways, both remastered Air Jordan 4 “Oreo” and “Columbia”, two upcoming Air Jordan Dub Zero releases, both remastered Air Jordan 10 “Lady Liberty” and “Bulls Over Broadway”, the Jordan 6 Black Infrared and the newly introduced Air Jordan XX “Laser” 30th anniversary.This photo will leave your mouth open and your feelings hurt that you don’t have all these early. But it does show off what is to come from Jordan Brand. Check out the full photo below and let us know which release of these all are you looking forward to picking up.

This New Jordans 2015 remastered edition of the “Columbia” now being dubbed, “Legend Blue” features a full tumbled leather upper with perforations in place of the mesh netting as well as Midnight Navy Blue accents and Legend Blue Jumpman logos on the tongue, insoles, and back heel.Look for the Air Jordan 4 Retro “Columbia” to release this Saturday, January 10th at select Jordan Brand retailers, including UBIQ. Retail price tag is set at $190 USD. Stepping into the new year with a fresh new body of work, artist Shannon Favia uses the Air Jordan 3 “Infrared 23″ as her muse for her latest painting. With the previously mentioned release prominently featured in the center of the canvas, a barrage of warm and energetic shades of color fill in the rest of the piece. While snow and cold weather are dominating much of the East coast, Favia manages to heat things up with this artistic reinterpretation. Read on for some detailed shots, and be sure to drop us a line in the comments section below. Keep up with Shannon on IG to see more of her work. After a long wait that felt like an eternity, the magical day is only a few hours away. The Jordans 2015 legend blue will finally be releasing tomorrow, January 10th. This Air Jordan retro will be the first remastered Jordan Brand sneaker that will release in what will be a HUGE 2015.Draped in a premium white tumbled leather on the upper, Midnight Navy accents on the outsole, inner lining, lace waffles and midsole provide the perfect compliment to that beautiful white upper. Round laces and Legend Blue hits on both Jumpman logos, the heel and the tongue serve as the finishing touch for this highly anticipated sneaker. Retailing for a new price of $190, will this remastered and revived Air Jordan 4 be your first Jordan retro addition of 2015? There have been plenty of Air Jordans to release only in men’s sizes, so there’s not a lot of room for guys to complain. Yet there have still been a handful of women’s exclusive releases that guys wish they could get their hands on.Some lucky guys are able to just buy a size and a half bigger than their standard size,and fit right in. Women’s New Jordans sizing went all the way up to 14 back in 2001, meaning that as long as you weren’t bigger than a men's 11.5, you were good to go. It all changed after 2001. Sizing went down, with the largest released size going up to 13, and in some colorways—11.