Possibly aesthetically inspired by Jackson Pollock, the upcoming release takes a trip down history lane in the beginning of the 20th century where expressionism was prominent in the art world. Jordan brand has performed admirably in being inclusive to their female audience, gradually soaring the frequency of WMNS Exclusives every season.

These patterns utilize the use of negative space, as the dark grey suede base forms exaggerated brushstrokes that seem to depict Michael Jordan’s revolutionary dynamic movements in the court. The eyestay remains off-white despite the organized mess that works. The midsole has a sharp angular silver line that adds extra flair, as it ends on the outsole and the feather edge respectively. Black Jumpman logos appear on the tongue and heel, while semi translucent side panels and toggles round out the design. It’s truly a work of art.

These are currently expected to release on 10 September 2022 via Nike.com.

In other Jordan-related news, check out the Jordan Granville Pro “Rattan”, an all-new silhouette in the 23 Engineered line.