The Olivia Kim x Nike Air Max 98 No Cover is another special silhouette designed by Nordstrom VP of Creative Projects Olivia Kim. This time, the runners red-green-yellow upper is inspired by the dancehall music and Jamaican cultural influences of 90s NYC. The color gradient borrows from the Air Max 120, which initially dropped in 1998 as a further nod to the 90s. Finishing touches include reflective details on the toe box and upper, while representing the essence of NYCs Rastafarian community.
The Olivia Kim x Nike Air Max 98 No Cover is another special silhouette designed by Nordstrom VP of Creative Projects Olivia Kim. This time, the runners red-green-yellow upper is inspired by the dancehall music and Jamaican cultural influences of 90s NYC. The color gradient borrows from the Air Max 120, which initially dropped in 1998 as a further nod to the 90s. Finishing touches include reflective details on the toe box and upper, while representing the essence of NYCs Rastafarian community.
The Olivia Kim x Nike Air Max 98 No Cover is another special silhouette designed by Nordstrom VP of Creative Projects Olivia Kim. This time, the runners red-green-yellow upper is inspired by the dancehall music and Jamaican cultural influences of 90s NYC. The color gradient borrows from the Air Max 120, which initially dropped in 1998 as a further nod to the 90s. Finishing touches include reflective details on the toe box and upper, while representing the essence of NYCs Rastafarian community.
The Olivia Kim x Nike Air Max 98 No Cover is another special silhouette designed by Nordstrom VP of Creative Projects Olivia Kim. This time, the runners red-green-yellow upper is inspired by the dancehall music and Jamaican cultural influences of 90s NYC. The color gradient borrows from the Air Max 120, which initially dropped in 1998 as a further nod to the 90s. Finishing touches include reflective details on the toe box and upper, while representing the essence of NYCs Rastafarian community.
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