The next installment in Nike’s ongoing 1World project comes this Air Force 1 designed by Berlin-based artist Feride Uslu aka Uslu Airlines. Unlike the images that have been posted on blogs and forums, the final pair comes with bright pink laces, and a scarf around the right shoe. They’ve just arrived at Colette.

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The next sneaker from Nike’s 1World project is a collaboration with Clot. The Hong Kong-based brand designed a sneaker based around the themes of luck, happiness and prosperity — as represented by the color red — which prevail during traditional Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations. The upper is made from red Clot Royale Deluxe Silk, and embroidered with trademark Clot graphics inspired by traditional Chinese prints. The silk red layer covers a brown leather layer also featuring the same Clot graphics. The shoe comes in a special “Chinese Candy Box” packaging set, and will release January 19th exclusively at Hong Kong’s Juice, and ACU.

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Nike’s 1World project continues with the ‘Crazy’ Air Force 1 designed by Michael Lau. The sneaker features a padded leather upper, and special packaging that also includes a vinyl toy designed by Lau. To commemorate the release, there will be an exhibit at Hong Kong’s Michael Gallery where guests can walk through a long white tunnel with quilted walls, where 25 peepholes allow them to look into “animated art pieces” created by Lau. The shoe will also be available on the opening which takes place this Saturday.

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The latest installment from Nike’s 1World project are two pairs of Air Force 1s designed by Krink. Both feature a 3M upper alluding to the ink itself. The black version will only be a Friends & Family release, while the silver colourway will release later this month.

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Back in January, we reported on these Air Force 1s. At that time, not much was known about the sneaker, but it turns out it is the latest installment of Nike’s 1World project. Following Questlove, this new AF1 was designed by Boston Red Sox pitcher, Daisuke Matsuzaka aka Dice K. There is no release date yet, but they should be out this month.

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Last week, we reported on the latest shoe from the 1World project, the Questo. Here we have the ‘Golden Ticket’ Questo, which is limited to only 25 pairs. Since each box is sealed, those lucky enough to get a pair of the Questo will only know if they received the regular or the Golden Ticket Questos. The shoes release at 4pm this Friday at the Rivington Club. For those purchase the shoes will automatically gain admittance to the Rivington Club’s courtyard where ?uestlove will host a private reception from 5:30-8:00pm.

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The next installment of the 1World project is the Air Questo, designed by none other than ?uestlove. The Roots’ drummer wanted to make a sneaker that was as colourful as his own personality. It features a mix of burgundy leather/red canvas/green elephant print and a gold swoosh. The heel depicts a laser-etched profile of ?uestlove. The tongue tag also has the same profile. The sneaker releases August 1st at Alife NYC, August 5th at Ubiq in Philadephia, August 6th at Nike Sportswear at The Montalban in LA, and select retailers on the 16th.

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We recently reported on Nike’s new 1World project. Following the Rasheed Wallace, Busy P, and Gore Texer, Kaws also designed an Air Force 1. This will most likely drop later this month.

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Nike has launched its 1World website. It aims to introduce 18 new Air Force 1s under the span of eight months. The AF1s were designed by some of the most talented artists, musicians, athletes, etc… So far only three shoes are viewable: the Rasheed Wallace Air Force 1 High, the Busy P AF1 Low, and the Gore-Tex AF1 Low.

Check out the site here.

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