Nike Air Force 1 '07 LV8

Pristine tumbled white leather covers this pair of Nike Air Force 1 ‘07 LV8s, while fine detailing gives it a distinctive look. The sole unit is almost entirely white, with the outsole covered only in this neutral tone. Its forefoot and heel sections both contain circular channels that create grippy bands of rubber to provide the wearer with solid support. Meanwhile, the midsole brings comfort through its use of Air cushioning, something that is accentuated by the splash of color on the lateral heel, which comes in the form of embossed Air lettering in Dark Marina Blue.

This same delightful shade reoccurs on a few select spots over the upper. Looking at the medial side, no blue can be seen as the forefoot mudguard, the rear overlay, the midfoot panel and toe box are all white. What is visible of the eyestay and heel panel are also white, but the swoosh adds something different to its appearance. It is recessed into the flank, cutting through the midfoot and rear segments. Though it appears simply to be white, it is actually filled with many smaller swooshes. The recognisable logo has also been made with reflective material, so it shines brightly when lit up.

Over on the lateral side, along with the Air text in the midsole, there is a Dark Marina Blue swoosh sewn into the forefoot overlay. The main swoosh is the same as the one on the medial sidewall, ending when it meets the heel panel, just like its counterpart. Instead of the usual branding, this panel is plain white, but just above it, a convenient pull tab stands. It proudly displays a set of Nike Air text in Dark Marina Blue on both sides.

More elements exhibit this blue tone over the top of the foot, including a charming swoosh embroidered into the eyestay and another line of Nike Air lettering on the white insole. The last aspect of this stylish sneaker to contain this color is the unique tongue patch. It has been sewn in a rectangular line down the front of the tongue and has delicate writing with information about the shoe, including the words “Air Force 1”, just below a few alternating lines of white and blue that round off the dichromatic build.