Air Force 1s (AF1s) are Nike’s best-selling shoe of all time and that’s saying something. 43 years ago, Bruce Kilgore created a design that would change the sneaker world for literal generations.

Whether you’re heading to the gym, office, or a weekend adventure, the Nike Air Force 1 ’07 Next Nature is your ideal companion. Its timeless design and superior comfort make it suitable for ...

Nike Air Force 1’s never go out of style ... making these shoes perfect for all-day wear. 2. Stylish Design With stylish stitched leather overlays and perforations on the toe for enhanced ...

You can never go wrong with a Nike Air Force 1. Always remember that, and you'll never go anywhere with the wrong sneakers. That said, the new Nike Air Force 1 x NY vs. NY does not put me in ...

He's got the Fragment Design ... Nike sneakers—they just weren't his bag. Well, until 2025, at least. Back in February, Affleck was spotted at a Lakers game wearing the Off-White x Nike Air ...

Nike’s origin story begins with track and field coach Bill Bowerman and co-founder Phil Knight. Bowerman was always interested in creating the best sneakers for runners, making prototypes and ...

After official images surfaced earlier this week, PAN and Nike have taken over Milan Design Week to unveil their blacked-out collaboration. The darkened Air Max 180 represents PAN rich music ...

The sneaker will be sold exclusively through Nike’s SNKRS app and in collaboration with the Museum of Modern Art Design Store. Without prior announcement, the MoMA Design Store put up a run of ...

To put it simply, Nike laid over color, textural, and other Jordan specific elements over an Air Force One. In some cases, the laid over elements fit within the established AF1 design. Nike had to ...

Also arriving in the coming days are the Nigo x Nike Air Force 3, Brain Dead's Adidas Forest Hills, and West NYC and Adidas' "Tip Top Shoes 75th Anniversary" pack. Grab a closer look at this week ...

Kris Kraus, a managing director and portfolio manager at investment firm Pimco, joins WSJ’s Take On the Week podcast to talk about indicators on consumer health, and what we should—and shouldn ...