The Jordan 11 style was worn by Michael Jordan during the 1995-1996 NBA Playoffs and Finals. This season would prove an iconic one for Michael, winning his fourth NBA MVP title (leading the Bulls to 72 wins), with an additional NBA Finals MVP title after the Bulls defeated the Seattle Supersonics in the Finals. The sneakers themselves — designed by legendary Nike designer Tinker Hatfield — were created when Tinker realized that Mr. Jordan would roll his foot on hard cuts when playing.
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Released in June of 2014, the Air Jordan 11 Retro Low ĄŽInfrared 23ĄŻ features a black mesh upper with black patent leather, but with the addition of a ĄŽcementĄŻ panel around the heel. The sneaker also features infrared accents, a white midsole, and an ice blue translucent outsole.
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Bridging the gap between street-ready sportswear and luxury fashion, the Dior x Air Jordan 1 High is drawn from a larger collaboration that spans footwear, apparel and accessories. Designer Kim Jones’ take on the iconic sneaker makes use of a white and grey upper constructed from Italian leather with hand-painted edges. Dual branding hits take the form of a Dior woven tongue tag, a Nike Swoosh in Dior Oblique jacquard, and icy outsoles revealing a Dior and Dior Wings logo on each shoe.
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