Nike introduces a new design language to its signature Dunk Low Disrupt 2 sneaker model with the unveiling of the Just Do It colorway palette. The brand starts off with a crisp white tonal base made from leather materials and then accented with bright lime green overlays with a snakeskin pattern.
It follows alongside a brown panel that seals together the heel section paired with red accents outlining a sub Swoosh logo right under the miniature black duplicate accent. The contrasting colors continue to find themselves on the shoe from the heel tab section to the branding at the jersey mesh tongue, and the eyestays. Rounding out the shoe is the golden DUNK dubreas at the throat of the laces.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Bright Tonal Sneakers
- Opportunity in the development of innovative and bold color patterns in footwear.
- Textured Paneling
- Opportunity in creating a unique element to the design of sneakers.
- Color-blocking Accents
- Opportunity in exploring a playful contrast of colors on sneakers.
Who This Affects Most
- Footwear
- Opportunity to offer innovative color palettes and creative designs in sneakers.
- Fashion and Apparel
- Opportunity to push the boundaries of creative expression in apparel design.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Opportunity to work on new processes and finishes to create unique textures on fabrics used in sneakers.
