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Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh x Futura Laboratories’ — Friends &amp; Family Edition NIKE, NIKE DUNK LOWSIZE 13Leather, Rubber, Cotton2019 In 2019 at Off-White™ c/o Virgil Abloh’s Spring/Summer 2020 show in Paris amongst the field of white carnations that lined the runway, the world caught its first glimpse of the Nike Dunk Low interpretation by ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’. The sneakers were an anchor piece of the season’s collection which saw the late founder of Off-White™, Virgil Abloh, collaborate with the legendary artist on a series of garments customized with his signature abstract style-shirts, pants, and a baby blue sculptural rendition of Futura’s otherworldly character:&nbsp;Pointman, a reoccurring figure in his artistic universe. The shoes combine stylistic cues from both creative minds — from Futura’s signature abstract hand to Virgil’s now iconic double-laced take on the classic Nike Dunk silhouette. Virgil conceived of the collaboration as an opportunity to recognize and celebrate Futura not only as a fellow Nike collaborator and designer of some of the most coveted sneakers in Nike’s history, but as a pioneer in the space of art, culture, and commerce that Virgil had inherited and expanded. The sneakers captured the internet’s imagination in their distillation of Virgil’s ethos. The Dunks are a reinterpretation of a classic Nike silhouette refracted through Virgil’s unique lens which combined his deep understanding of Nike’s history, his subcultural bonafides, and his aesthetic sensibilities. Origins of The Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’ For Futura and Virgil, the sneakers represented more than an internet-breaking moment, but a means of disrupting sneaker culture and the cycles of hype that so characterize it in this contemporary moment. The shoes were developed with as minimal a team as possible as to foreclose any possibilities of leaks. The Paris Fashion Week moment was orchestrated to be an unorthodox venue for the debut of a sneaker, harkening back to the element of surprise that characterized early sneaker culture. Perhaps most critically, the shoes were never intended for wide commercial release. Futura and Virgil, both acutely aware of the dominance of monetary worth in sneaker culture discourse, developed the ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’ Dunks as an answer to the question: “how do we create an invaluable sneaker?” The extremely limited allotment was designated for auction for the benefit of a non-profit of importance to Virgil and Futura. The remaining shoes were to be distributed to Virgil and Futura’s communities —friends, artists, designers — all of deep personal significance to the pair.&nbsp; Each pair was to be a personalized one-of-one gift that was a metaphor for the invaluable spirit of community, friendship, and collaboration. The Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’: The Reinterpretation of a Classic Design Futura and Virgil designed two colorways of the Nike Dunk Low. The orange and blue ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’ Dunks are a nod to Futura’s New York Mets fandom and another canonical Nike Dunk Low SB release, the 2002 ‘Danny Supa’ Nike SB Dunk which helped launch Nike’s official skateboarding arm Nike SB. Futura quite literally made his name as a graffiti writer in New York City and was on the cutting edge of the shift from the decipherable letter-making of early graffiti writers to more abstract forms that paralleled some of the concurrent movements happening within the white walls of the formal art world. That signature abstraction dances across the uppers of both colorways. The pair also features Futura Laboratories ‘FL’ logo which also grace Futura’s incredibly rare FLOM (‘For the Love of Money’) Nike Dunk Highs which similarly were released in 2003 to a small group of close friends and family. The Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’ is undoubtedly a spiritual successor to the Nike Dunk High ‘FLOM’ — the 2003 Dunk integrating images of a variety of currencies on the sides of the upper. A modified version of Virgil’s famous Helvetica date and place of origin stamp appears on the medial upper, this time with the “Nike Dunk Low” stylized in Virgil’s handwriting. The signatures of both Virgil and Futura sit underneath the blue semi-transparent soles of both shoes, a quiet imprint of their creators and their hand styles. On offer is an exclusive pair of the Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh x Futura Laboratories,’ accompanied by the highly sought-after Friends and Family packaging. Originally seeded to select friends and collaborators of Virgil Abloh and Futura, each pair from this special release was delivered in a custom orange-branded Pelican case, along with a limited edition commemorative card. Notably, each shoe featured the recipient’s name handwritten on the midsole in pen. Prior to being consigned to Sotheby’s, the original personalization was carefully removed.

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Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh x Futura Laboratories’ with Friends and Family Packaging

NIKE, NIKE SB DUNK LOW PRO, US 10 - UK 9LEATHER, CANVAS, RUBBER, COTTON2003 Perhaps the most popular and recognizable Nike SB Dunks in existence, Nike's SB Dunk Low Paris Bernard Buffet is one of the most visually appealing designs produced by the brand. Approximately 200 pairs of the regular release were made for Nike's traveling White Dunk Exhibition in 2003, an exhibit that featured several extremely limited SB Dunks created for the tour’s host cities. This pair in ‘Rope/Special Cardinal’colors (utilizing tan-suede) represents Paris and featurescanvas overlays containing the artwork of French painter Bernard Buffet. Born in Paris in 1928, Bernard Buffet was a prolific French expressionist painter who is best remembered as a bold rejector of abstract painting and part of the anti-abstraction group L’homme Témoin, which campaigned for the importance of representational art during a time when abstraction was a key trend throughout the art world. His some 8,000 works cover a plethora of concepts throughout art history including death, sex, politics and pop culture. Mr. Buffet was inducted into the Académie des Beaux-Arts in 1974. The Nike SB Dunk Low Paris Bernard Buffet is one of the most coveted designs by collectors worldwide. The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002 when Nike officially reappropriated the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Bodecker, is credited with building one of Nike's most beloved subdivisions in the early 2000s with the Nike SB line.

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro 'Paris Bernard Buffet'

Louis Vuitton x Nike

The Louis Vuitton and Nike expression of the “Air Force 1” by Virgil Abloh. The Nike Air Force 1, designed in 1982, is one of the most successful and iconic shoes ever created. On the occasion of the Louis Vuitton Men’s Spring-Summer 2022 runway show, Virgil Abloh collaborated with Nike to design 47 pairs of bespoke Air Force 1s, fusing the trainer’s classic codes with the insignia and materials of Louis Vuitton in homage to the hip-hop culture that shaped him. The sneakers were made with materials employed in Abloh’s Louis Vuitton men’s collections, and styled with his signature quotation marks, echoing the written graphics Abloh often used in his work. The individual styles designed for the show were made by Louis Vuitton in its shoe manufacture in Fiesso d’Artico, Italy. The sneakers (limited to 200 total pairs), entirely made in leather, were embellished with Louis Vuitton’s emblematic Monogram and Damier patterns with natural cowhide piping. Each pair came with a Louis Vuitton pilot case, also from the Louis Vuitton Spring-Summer 2022 collection, which was reinterpreted from the Maison’s archive in an iconic orange colorway and made of Monogram Taurillon Leather. The pilot case features Louis Vuitton’s classic S lock closure in white metal finishing and includes a luggage tag in the shape of the Nike Swoosh. The pilot case adapts to every shoe size, based on an internal cushion system. It was sold exclusively with this pair.&nbsp;<ul><li>Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1 Low, released in 2022.</li><li>Monogram and Damier calf leather upper.</li><li>Style number: MS1211</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1 | Size 8

The Louis Vuitton and Nike expression of the “Air Force 1” by Virgil Abloh. The Nike Air Force 1, designed in 1982, is one of the most successful and iconic shoes ever created. On the occasion of the Louis Vuitton Men’s Spring-Summer 2022 runway show, Virgil Abloh collaborated with Nike to design 47 pairs of bespoke Air Force 1s, fusing the trainer’s classic codes with the insignia and materials of Louis Vuitton in homage to the hip-hop culture that shaped him. The sneakers were made with materials employed in Abloh’s Louis Vuitton men’s collections, and styled with his signature quotation marks, echoing the written graphics Abloh often used in his work. The individual styles designed for the show were made by Louis Vuitton in its shoe manufacture in Fiesso d’Artico, Italy. The sneakers (limited to 200 total pairs), entirely made in leather, were embellished with Louis Vuitton’s emblematic Monogram and Damier patterns with natural cowhide piping. Each pair came with a Louis Vuitton pilot case, also from the Louis Vuitton Spring-Summer 2022 collection, which was reinterpreted from the Maison’s archive in an iconic orange colorway and made of Monogram Taurillon Leather. The pilot case features Louis Vuitton’s classic S lock closure in white metal finishing and includes a luggage tag in the shape of the Nike Swoosh. The pilot case adapts to every shoe size, based on an internal cushion system. It was sold exclusively with this pair.&nbsp;<ul><li>Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1 Low, released in 2022.</li><li>Monogram and Damier calf leather upper.</li><li>Style number: MS1211</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1 | Size 6.5

Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1 | Size 6

Reebok

In 2002, Reebok partnered with rapper and business mogul Jay-Z, signing him to a multi-year endorsement deal, and giving Jay-Z his own signature apparel and sneaker line. The first and most memorable release was the S. Carter, a low-top inspired by the Gucci 84 tennis sneaker.&nbsp; This pair is a custom version of the Gucci inspired sneaker and was designed in honor of rapper Eminem’s record label, Shady Records. Featuring an all white colorway, the super clean design is personalized with a ‘Shady Records’ logo embroidered in White on the lateral heel.&nbsp;<ul><li>Reebok S. Carter 'Shady Records.'</li><li>Style name: S. Carter</li><li>Colorway: White / Sheer Grey</li><li>This item is final sale and is not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Reebok S. Carter Shady Records Sample | Size 10

Nike | Louis Vuitton

In 2022, 40 years since the Air Force 1 was introduced, a culmination of the rich history of the silhouette was realized with the introduction of the Louis Vuitton x Nike “Air Force 1” by Virgil Abloh. Released posthumously, Alboh’s work seamlessly connected the decades of prominence of Nike’s famed sneaker.&nbsp; In total, Virgil Abloh designed 47 bespoke pairs of the Nike “Air Force 1” for the Louis Vuitton Spring-Summer 2022 show in collaboration with Nike. To distinguish them from the original Nike Air Force 1, the sneakers were made with materials employed in Abloh’s Louis Vuitton men’s collections and styled with his signature quotation marks, echoing the written graphics Abloh used to adorn the shoes. Every pair was made by Louis Vuitton in Fiesso d’Artico, marking the first time the AF1 model was crafted outside of a Nike factory.&nbsp;&nbsp; In January 2022, the first installment of the Louis Vuitton x Nike “Air Force 1” by Virgil Abloh came to market through Sotheby’s, with a total of 200 pairs offered at auction in an exclusive colorway and accompanying pilot case. A general release of 9 additional pairs dropped in June 2022. This collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Nike has resulted in some of the most authentic, high-end sneakers ever created.&nbsp;<ul><li>Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1 “Green.”</li><li>Green and white leather upper with LV Monogram details.</li><li>Louis Vuitton branding on heel and tongue.</li><li>Made in Italy.</li><li>Style number: MS 0252</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

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