Jovani Hernandez Since being unveiled in August, the women’s bright green and pink nike shoes for breast cancer Disrupt has appeared in a handful of impressive two-tone arrangements. Its latest, a “Pale Ivory/Black” proposition, continues that trend.
The smooth leather overlays across the forefoot, midfoot and heel indulge in the off-white tone, while the mixed-materials underlays in-between opt into the darker tone of the two. Semi-hidden profile swooshes deviate from the aforementioned color combination with their white makeup, just as the laces and collar lining do. Unlike previous iterations of the modified Dunk Low, the forthcoming pair replaces its standard branding on the tongue for a “NIKE” logo accompanied by a barcode motif; the graphic extends itself in full-color onto the exposed foam tongues underside. Underfoot, sole units return to “Pale Ivory,” with the midsole and outsole donning varying shades.
An official Nike SNKRS release date is still unknown, but this Dunk Low Disrupt is likely to launch before 2020 ends. In any case, enjoy official images of the pair ahead.
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