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Creativity stands as the calling card for Nike’s “On Air” collection.

The Air Max, a global icon with specificity in varying regions, finds its truth through Lou Matheron [for Paris] as she explores the Parisian city’s under-construction courthouse and the beauty in its chaos.

Nike Air VaporMax Plus "Paris Works in Progress"
Nike Air VaporMax Plus “Paris Works in Progress”

Taking aesthetic cues from the courthouse work site, Matheron outfits the Nike Air VaporMax Plus in purposeful shades of grey with light blue accents at the extended tongue strip and translucent Air Unit. A yellow Swoosh provides further distinction to the shoe which here shows a buckled strap over the midfoot.

Expect the “On Air” Nike Air VaporMax Plus “Paris Works in Progress” this April for $240.

Nike Air VaporMax Plus "Paris Works in Progress"
Nike Air VaporMax Plus “Paris Works in Progress”
Nike Air VaporMax Plus "Paris Works in Progress"
Nike Air VaporMax Plus “Paris Works in Progress”
Nike Air VaporMax Plus "Paris Works in Progress"
Nike Air VaporMax Plus “Paris Works in Progress”
Nike Air VaporMax Plus "Paris Works in Progress"
Nike Air VaporMax Plus “Paris Works in Progress”
Nike Air VaporMax Plus "Paris Works in Progress"
Nike Air VaporMax Plus “Paris Works in Progress”

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