Yoon Ahn, the founder of the AMBUSH brand, unveils a new part of her collaboration with the American giant NIKE. After having brought her touch to the 1996 bball, the Air Adjust Force, the American-Korean designer participates in the celebration of the 40 years of the AIR FORCE 1 through 2 special editions.
These revisited AF1 Lows appear two-tone, they are dressed in white and black.
The first one is composed of a black leather upper with matching overlays and features an oversized white side Swoosh. This logo, which has the distinction of protruding from the panels, has been seen previously on the Dunks reinterpreted by Yoon Ahn. To complete the look, the tongue co-branding and the special 3D AF 1 dubrae are also featured in white. AMBUSH branding adorns the embossed heel and the leather heel tab gets a deconstructed look. The whole is based on an all-black sole.
The white version uses the same design, but with a color reversal: the white leather base is contrasted by black branding details. The shoe has a white sole.
In the continuity of the design, these collaborative versions will be delivered in special two-tone boxes, black/white.
The AMBUSH x Nike Air Force 1 Low pack will be released over the next few months, at select retailers and on nike.com, for a price around $190. More details to come, stay tuned!
