Billie Eilish in the AIR JORDAN 1 EXPLORER XX.

Elaine Zhong in the WOMEN'S AIR JORDAN 1 HIGH PREMIUM

AIR JORDAN I HIGH OG: This collection adds a new twist to the AJI High OG by adding Nike Air messaging to Guava Ice, Olive Canvas and Vintage Coral colorways — each of which will release in a different region.

WOMEN’S AIR JORDAN I EXPLORER XX: This Air Jordan I contrasts rugged elements with layers of translucent materials and soft leather.

WOMEN’S AIR JORDAN I REBEL XX: Now in its third season, twisted lacing and exotic materials update this AJI style.

AIR JORDAN I RETRO HIGH DOUBLE STRAP: No laces here, but this modern take still retains all of the AJI’s original design lines.

Initially introduced exclusively for women, the Air Jordan I High Zip will come in extended sizing for Fall 18.

WOMEN’S AIR JORDAN I RETRO LOW NS: Three elements combine to make this a new classic: Sleek Swoosh-less design, premium leather construction and traditional Air Sole cushioning.

RUSSELL WESTBROOK 0.3: Westbrook’s third off-court shoe, inspired by his Southern California roots, pays homage to the adoption of the Air Jordan I by 1980s skateboard culture. The lead colorway uses an abstracted RW logo to mirror a dazzle camo design — a nod to Westbrook’s unpredictable style on and off the court.

RUSSELL WESTBROOK 0.3: Westbrook’s third off-court shoe, inspired by his Southern California roots, pays homage to the adoption of the Air Jordan I by 1980s skateboard culture. 

RUSSELL WESTBROOK 0.3: Westbrook’s third off-court shoe, inspired by his Southern California roots, pays homage to the adoption of the Air Jordan I by 1980s skateboard culture. 

WHY NOT? FLORAL APPAREL COLLECTION: Just like his on-court flare, Russell Westbrook’s off-court style represents his Why Not? mindset and has earned him the reputation of the league’s fashion king. Art directed by the Brodie himself, the Floral Why Not? apparel collection combines floral prints with early 90s all-star uniform graphics. Using heavyweight premium fabrics handpicked by Westbrook, this collection features floral prints taken from his hometown of Los Angeles. Additionally, Oklahoma’s floral emblem, mistletoe, is also featured as a nod to his team’s home state.

JORDAN WHY NOT ZER0.1 LOW: Russell Westbrook’s first on-court signature shoe goes low and eliminates the strap just in time for summer hoops. 

RUSSELL WESTBROOK AIR JORDAN X CLASS OF 2006: The Class of 2006 Air Jordan X is inspired by Russell Westbrook’s alma mater, Leuzinger High School. Dressed in leather and nylon details and a White, Black, University Red and Hyper Royal colorway, the shoe marks the first use of a split color design on the Air Jordan X. Class of 2006 is printed on the left insole and the RW logo is featured on the right insole.

CHRIS PAUL AIR JORDAN XII CLASS OF 2003: The Class of 2003 Air Jordan XII honors Chris Paul’s alma mater, West Forsyth High School. Matching his school colors, the Olive Canvas, Sail, Black and Metallic Gold shoe replaces the standard AJXII leather for nylon and suede details and features “Class Of 2003” on the left insole and the CP3 logo on the right insole.

CARMELO ANTHONY AIR JORDAN XIII CLASS OF 2002: The Class Of 2002 Air Jordan XIII pays tribute to Carmelo Anthony’s high school alma mater, Oak Hill Academy. Sporting a Black, University Red and University Gold colorway and leather, nylon and suede details, it also contains personal Melo touches, including “Class of 2002” on the right insole and the Melo logo on the right insole.

AIR JORDAN III INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT: During a charity All-Star game in the summer of 1988, MJ torched his opponents for 54 points in front of a Los Angeles crowd. This AJIII follows from the uniform he wore in the game, adopting the original Fire Red color blocking. Finishing details include MJ’s signature on the left tongue and grey elephant print on the toe.

AIR JORDAN V INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT: This AJV draws from a game played in Barcelona, Spain, in August 1990 (where MJ scored 37 points). It swaps the Fire Red color blocking with a Racer Blue, Sail and Cone colorway. Barcelona street art inspired the design on the inner lining and behind the quarter panel.

AIR JORDAN XII INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT: In 1996, MJ took his game to Tokyo, Japan, to host a basketball clinic and participate in a friendly showcase with other NBA superstars. He was spotted in his current signature shoe at the time, the Air Jordan XII, which takes design inspiration from a vintage fashion shoe from the 1920s that utilized a radiant quilted pattern. This College Navy, University Red and Sail colorway pays homage to that experience and adds additional details including an embossed kimono print and “Air Jordan” in Japanese characters.