Just yesterday photos of a special edition version of the Nike Coraline Dunk High that was only given to the top 15 sneaker stores worldwide was showcased. Fast forward to today and the sneaker that is drawing a tremendous of attention has been featured on G4TV’s Sneakerheads segment breaking down the Coralines characteristics and its connection with the movie. Specifically, the video notes the giant buttons on the high tops in reference to eyes of Coraline’s other parents in her alternate world. As you might already know, Nike created the Dunk Highs after Neil Gailman’s novella, Coraline which was was created by Laika studios, started by Nike founder Phil Knight.

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Nike Dunk High Coraline are a release limited of 2,000 pairs given Coraline movie goers. The Coraline Dunk high tops celebrate the production of Coraline. None of the Coraline Dunks were made available to retail. The Nike Coralines were a genius conception by designer Rob Heppler to serve as a promotional vehicle for the Laika animation movie.

During the day, the Nike Dunk High Coraline sole is a clean white, but at night they glow in the dark. The uppers resemble easily resemble the film, with stitching on the mid panels, and materials as the characters. Some of the Coraline Dunks released with special movie props, which is pretty exciting for those that like the movie.

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Adding to the variations of the Nike Dunk High based of the animated film Coraline, is this special edition pair given to only the top 15 sneaker stores including Politics, St. Alfred, and Fat Lace. Though the Nike Coraline Dunks are not available at retail outlets, this is something to admire. The sneakers come packaged in a wooden box with gold finishing and a graphic of the movie printed on the inside of the lid. Again, this specific version of the Coraline Dunk High was only given to the top 15 stores worldwide and is not scheduled to release.

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The Nike Coraline Dunk created for the animated movie Coraline showed early signs of its unique design, but new images supporting the sneakers have surfaced. The Dunk High sitting on top of the box was the first model previewed and is limited to 1000 pairs. Sitting on the table is another Dunk High drawn up to promote the movie and features props related to the movie as well as a glow in the dark outersole. In addition, the limited edition sneakers will be come packaged in different boxes which correspond to the different versions of the Coraline Dunks. Peep the Coraline website to find out how to win your pair!

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The Nike Air Foamposite One is definitely one of the most uniquely designed sneakers to ever be created and is always a huge hit amongst sneakerhreads when it is released. This Eggplant colorway of the Air Foamposite has been looked forward to for months now and these are the first detailed pictures we have of the pair that is set to release in February 2009. Featuring a varsity purple upper, black accents, and a clear sole, this pair is surely worth the wait. As previously mentioned, the eggplant colorway of the Nike Air Foamposite is set to release next month, but as usual some pairs have already appeared on the ‘Bay.

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We present to you a first look at some of the newest Air Jordan models set to hit retailers near you in the upcoming months. Though it is only one picture, it gives us a little heads up of what is in store to come from Jordan Brand. In this preview, you can see two pairs of the Air Jordan I (1) Low including the Air Jordan I (1) Low – Curry Elephant Print featured a few days ago. We are also seeing evidence that 2009 will bring more colorways of the Air Jordan Phly including the all grey colorway seen above. Other key releases shown above include the Air Jordan Force Fusion IV (4) (rear left) and a Team Jordan Model (rear right) which utilizes the Air Jordan III (3) midsole. Via NT.

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The Air Jordan “Sixty Plus” packs will certainly be the answer Jordan Brand has for sneakerheads wanting some original (OG) colorways rather than the Fusions and Hybrids we have been seeing as of late. This Air Jordan pack consists of two pairs of the Air Jordan I (1), the sneaker Michael Jordan wore in 1986 when he scored an NBA playoffs record of 63 pts against the Celtics. The second pair of this pack is obviously inspred by the aforementioned game with the Boston Celtics while the first pair sports the famous black and red color scheme we are used to seeing from Jordan Brand. The Air Jordan Retro I (1) – Sixty Plus Pack is set to drop in July of 2009. The trend of releasing two pairs of sneakers together for not too high a price will obviously continue throughout 2009 and we will certainly keep you updated on colorways and release dates so make sure to stay tuned. Via NT.

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