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The Air Yeezy 2 SP ‘Red October’ stands out from its two companion colorways. There’s the monochromatic scarlet finish, contrasted only by metallic gold lace tips. There’s the unique design, which sees the side panels ditch the standard anaconda texture in favor of rows upon rows of small triangular studs. Finally, there’s the chaos that surrounded the shoe’s much-delayed release.

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The Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Low Brooklyn brings back the same color blocking and details featured on previous AF1 collaborations, including the 2019 MCA release in University Blue and the 2021 Lemonade colorway in University Gold. This pair makes use of a bright green leather upper with exposed foam construction on the low-cut collar and tongue. Silver foil Swooshes are outlined in black zigzag stitching, with the medial-side check obscuring Off-Whites signature Helvetica text branding.

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