In the last two decades —especially the 2010s— the Air Jordan more than any other model on Earth implanted collaboration as a attitude of creativity in the spheres of design. So much so, that this logic that began in the field of tennis and urban clothing quickly moved to the fashion industry. And not only has collaboration with other creative directors or brands become common practice, but also with other cultural personalities. sneaker. Athletes, musicians, artists and influencers join the equation.
The Air Jordan they have collaborated with all kinds of people; from the biggest social media authorities to multi-million dollar companies and, of course, rappers. And this, contrary to what many might have bet long ago, has not deteriorated in the least to the line of Jumpman. On the contrary, certain collaborations have given forgotten silhouettes another chance in the marketplace, even achieving things we never thought possible decades ago. For example, there are the Jordan XV that in their era did not have much impact, but that Billie Eilish brought back for a very specific and avant-garde audience.
Next, some of the strangest collaborations of Air Jordan shoes, but that we still need in our possession.
Aleali May x Jordan 1
That swoosh falls in love.
CourtesyA stylist and influencer of our time, May took on all kinds of quirky fabrics to give this Jordan 1 a totally unique feel. The upper is made entirely of black corduroy and silver satin, while the Swoosh of textured chenille gives it a strange and completely vintage touch. One of the most valid versions has been injected into this model that has always stood out for being one of the most expensive.
Trophy Room x Jordan V “Friends and Family”
A complete trophy.
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