When first the Nike Air Force 1 was released in 1982, Bruce Kilgore never recognized how iconic the design would be. Air Force 1 was discontinued in 1984 and then it was re-released in 1986 because of the uniqueness of the design and also for the high demand. The Nike Air Force 1 line included low-, mid-, and high-top styles, they were comfortable since they were made as basketball shoes representing Nike Air Technology. The Nike Air Force 1 low is the most beloved silhouette in view of its simple elements and its great fit. Nike has been releasing various color schemes and irritations of the Air Force 1 low, but Nike designers cannot think of every individual’s desire or preferences. Concept artists took this masterpiece as a canvas to try different color schemes and designs that may be a win or a loss. Last time, we discovered the concept of all Navy blue shades pair and today we are going to explore this unique Green Asparagus edition.
Back to the design, It features a leather built up using high-quality leather material. The charming green asparagus color covers most of the elements of the shoe: not just the perforated toe boxes but also the laces, and side panels. Above, you will notice that it boasts matching throats and tongues while the Nike branding and tags are elegantly accented with a black touch adding luxuriousness to the overall look. Let us not forget the Nike swooshes that are also seen in black on the lateral sides. Also, we can imagine the exterior of the shoe is black as the black lining socks suggest. White midsoles and white rubber outsoles give the final look to this concept pair.
This pair would match a variety of outfits and it can perfectly suit the fall season. If you like the color, there is an available choice ” The Nike “Air Force 1 Low Green Gold Swoosh”. It was dropped back in 2021, It boasts an oil-green leather while swooshes are black with a touch of gold. You can find them at Nike retail stores or online. If you found this content enjoyable, be sure to stay alert for more concept pair ideas that may be inspiring.
