Women’s Jordan Shoes blog

May be you will like this air jordan shoes for women. The 5/8th versions of the Air Jordan Force VI have been popping up quite a bit as of late and now this white/turquoise/pink version has emerged in girl’s grade school sizes. The toe and mid section of the shoe is clean white leather with an eye-catching metallic turquoise material making up the heel and ankle panel of the upper. Pink and purple accents can be found on the heel and a turquoise outsole caps the white midsole. In conjunction with the flare of the wild metallic turquoise, a wild colorful pastel design covers the lining.

This latest AF1 High release features a light charcoal grey nubuck upper, with white complimenting the Swoosh, laces and inner liner. A tonal light charcoal canvas strap runs across the top, while a white midsole sits above a grey outsole below. The official launch date for this pair is August 14th, but you can pick them up early from Sneaker Bistro.It’s been a big summer for the Nike Air Force 1 (high and low), and it appears that the ball will continue to roll.

I like this new colorway of nike shoes. This women’s Dunk High shoe features a yellow canvas base, with a transparent silica polka-dot pattern printed throughout. While works the inner liner, laces, Swoosh, heel tab and midsole, while yellow finishes off the sole. You can pick up a pair at Nike Sportswear retailers, like Brazil’s Natural One.If you like it just let me know.

Maharam has been around for nearly 110 years, and while they’ve only been collaborating with Nike Sportswear for the past two or three, the latest offering seems to be stretched out over an unusually long span. The first Maharam x Nike WMNS Dunk High Skinny Supreme releases dropped all the way back in June, with this new duo of pairs dangerously close to falling into the Holiday 2010 collection. They’d be fine either way, with these warm yellow and burgundy textile uppers well suited for most of the calendar.

Last month Sneaker News showed you a ‘fun’ pair of the Nike WMNS Court Force Hi that featured a mix of festive colorways and a neat multi-dot patter on a rear ankle panel of the shoe. Here’s another colorway of the Court Force Hi for the ladies that features a curious woodgrain-like pattern on the upper panel; it’s not actually wood, but what appears to be a stitched applique set to mimic the age-rings and knots usually found on wood. These also feature the ‘Blaze Craze‘ tongue label that was seen on a pair of WMNS Blazer Mids.





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Featuring a red suede upper and a grey leather swoosh, these ‘Raging Bull‘ P-Rod 2.5s are sick enough to take away some of the P-Rod IV limelight due to the luscious suede tone and slick skate-shoe design. These just released at Limited EDT in Singapore so check out local SB spot soon if you’re into these; extra images await you after the jump so take a look and let us know what you think of this colorway.


P-Rod’s fourth shoe recently dropped and P-Rod and crew partied like it was 2005 (when the P-Rod first dropped). Also showcased was the Nike SB P-Rod 2.5, the vulc-soled “hybrid” combining the second and third of the P-Rod sig line.

This sneaker will be released in Japan only.This is the latest Nike Air Force One World sneaker which was designed with the help of Japan native, Boston Red Sox pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka. The sneaker features the combination of Pony Hair and Reptile-esque leather throughout the upper with an orange and white colorway. Matsuzaka’s number, 18, is also placed on the heel in the form of a dragon. Matsuzaka says he used the Pony Hair and Reptile like material to give the sneaker the appearance of a dragon which is a key element in the Japanese culture.

The Air Jordan 1 is one of the most retroed sneaker of all time and nothing could ever change that. Here we get a look at a newly surfaced Air Jordan 1. This Air Jordan 1 Retro High GS comes in a White/Vivid Pink/Neutral Grey colorway.

The sneaker mostly uses clean white, with tumbled leather being the choice of material on the upper. Neutral Grey can be seen on the side panels and toe cap. Black covers the inner lining, tongue tag and the midsole. However the areas pink attract all the attention. Vivid pink accents appear on the Nike swoosh, shoe laces, tongue tag, tongue liner and the Jordan wings logo on heel. Because of the bright pink accents, I guess these shoes may been loved by Women.

It’s nice to see that those with a more modest approach haven’t been lost in the muddle, especially on an iconic sneaker like the Air Jordan 1.This simple combination that drops tomorrow at HUF does that though. It’s only slightly different than others, maybe just in the name of the colors even. “Wolf Grey” and “Spice” are not the common Cool Grey and Varsity Red we’ve become accustomed to from Jordan Brand. Despite a little bit of patent leather on the Swoosh, the colorway is fairly temperate in the current state of sneaker culture, where Foamposite finishes seem to be the hottest thing since Al Gore invented the Internet.

This Air Force 1 High has been released in a premium edition where light bone is the base color. The shoe features tumbled leather on the upper, with geometric line pattern on the heel and quarter panels. Sport red hits accents on the tongue and heel, while white coats the midsole. Sitting below is the classic gum rubber outsole. This High is similar to the white on white pair we saw last week.