Nike Air Force 1 Low Yacht Club "Aqua"

Nike's famed Air Force 1 became an icon really upon its inception in 1982 and re-release in 1986. The sneaker's simplistic aesthetic enables it to be a versatile piece in any wardrobe, and a popular silhouette for more than 1,700 colorways. This time around Nike presents an updated retro for the beach, Air Force 1 Low Yacht Club "Aqua". A canvas upper, comparable to the Sperry Top Sider, is applied for elegance to the streetwear staple. Maritime influences are continued through the AF1s weathered aqua hue. Grab these fun shoes at Titolo and throw your old boat shoes away.

Release Reminder: Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG "Chicago"

In case you forgot, this Saturday, May 30, Michael Jordan's first-ever Air Jordan will bless shelves across the world. The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG "Chicago" will return in its original form just as it did 30 years ago, beginning with the colorway: white, black, and University red. Much to sneakerheads' delight the sneaker will feature a red Nike Air tag on the tongue, Air Jordan's black winged branding, and no Jumpman logo on the back heel like the 2013 release. The OG aesthetic carries over into packaging as the "Chicago" Ones will come unlaced, a nod to MJ's last game as a Bull. Get your pair May 30, 10am EST, at Nike.com and retailers like Livestock for $160 USD.

Thanks, Complex for the new looks and informational piece.

Nike Roshe Run Knit Jacquard White/Cool Grey

In March InTheRough reported on the Nike Roshe Run NM Breeze White/Black-Hot Lava, the quintessential white sneaker for summer. Today, Nike's Roshe Run Knit Jacquard White/Cool Grey trumps the previous shoe for its intriguing look. Breathability and comfortability are placed at the forefront of the Roshe Run; the model at hand sports a knitted mesh jacquard upper with a gradient, zebra-like white and grey colorway. Here is the kicker, the sneaker is a women's exclusive release. Men will certainly not seem to mind for the Nike Roshe Run Knit Jacquard White/Cool Grey is the cleanest Roshe to date; look for it to land in stores shortly. 

Air Jordan 7 Retro 'Hare'

Michael Jordan and Bugs Bunny's beautiful friendship began in Nike's 1992 Super Bowl commercial for the Air Jordan 7 'Hare'. The popularity of MJ and the Looney Tunes cartoon extended their partnership to the big screen with Warner Bros. 1996 film Space Jam. 23 years later the two icons rekindle Hare Jordan with the release of the Air Jordan 7 Retro 'Hare' just as it originally appeared back in '92. The sneaker features a White/True Red-Light Silver-Tourmaline colorway mixed with white leather and off-white nubuck. Along with the shoe Jordan Brand and Warner Bros. will release apparel and promotional items stemming from the original campaign, like the re-imagined Michael Jordan "Wings" poster and Hare Jordan pin set documented by Sole Collector above. Get your Air Jordan 7 Retro "Hare" on May 16, 10am EST, at Nike.com for $190; click through the images above and watch the 1992 ad below.

Nike Roshe Run NM Breeze White/Black-Hot Lava

A simple white sneaker for the warm weather is just what the doctor ordered. The crisp color accompanies the earth's vibrant and polychromatic palette the seasons present, as well as a seamless and casual aesthetic fitting for any wardrobe. Nike captures this theme in its new lightweight model of its popular Roshe Run silhouette, the Roshe Run NM Breeze. The sneaker features a breathable mesh upper donned in a white colorway with black contrasts, the boldest on the Swoosh, while "Hot Lava" has a minimal hit on the shoe's tongue. Look for the Nike Roshe Run NM Breeze White/Black-Hot Lava at select international retailers like Coutie., as it has yet to appear Stateside.