The 2009 NBA All Star Game edition of the Nike Air Force 1 has been kept under wraps until now. New images of the sneaker have surfaced displaying a colorful look with a variety of materials. This Air Force 1 was designed by DJ Clark Kent who modeled the shoes to fit the uniform colors of the host city, Phoenix. Grey, purple, red and yellow can be found on the upper along with perforated leather, patent leather and nubuck. Other highlights include different sets of Starks laces, East and West lacelocks and a translucent sole. A detailed view of the All Star Game 2009 Air Force 1 can be found after the jump. No word on release date, but stay posted for more details. Via Marquee Sole.

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At the beginning of the month a Nike Air Force 1 Mid was posted featuring a white and red color scheme with elephant print at the front of the sneaker. Here’s a look at another pair that features a similar look. This Air Force 1 features black and neutral along with elephant print on the toebox and front panel. Aside from elephant print, black makes up the rest of the sneaker with a white midsole. For those not a fan of this low-top, expect a different colorway to release alongside of it. Now available at retailers including Rock Paper Scissors.  

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Aside from being the son of Michael Jordan, Marcus Jordan is also known for his payer exclusive models and love of sneakers. This Nike Air Force 1 was customized by Diversitile for Marcus as a present. The “MJ2″ Air Force 1 is made up of  a color scheme consisting of bronze, purple and black with different textures including an air brushed hardwood back panel and patent leather on the toe. Other highlights include a two tone effect at the front of the shoe with MJ written in bronze.  Bronze is also found on Jumpman logo on the hardwood along with Marcus’ signature number, 5. Furthermore the sneakers are packaged in a clear box.

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Following up the preview of the CLOT x Nike 1World Air Force 1 seen days ago are new images of the sneakers including the special box. The sneakers pay tribute to the themes of luck, happiness and prosperity, represented by the color red found on the upper. Furthermore, the main highlight of the sneaker is the customization factor which lets the buyer peel, burn or tear off the upper to reveal the the dark brown layer underneath. Lastly, the CLOT Air Force 1 will release in a Chinese Candy Box, traditionally, ensuring a sweet year. Release is January 16th, 2009 only at JUICE (Hong Kong) or ACU (China). Via hs.

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Nike has made huge strides to expand their women’s styles made evident by the numerous past and future releases including the latest Air Force 1. The newest make-up yields a textured patent leather upper designed with varsity maize on the front, lacing area and heel of the sneakers. Varsity maize is also placed on the toebox, mid-section and outer sole. In addition, the Air Force 1 is finished with white, a design reminiscent to the collaboration involving Slam Jam. Check with your local retailer on January 12th, 2009 when the sneaker drops. Via RMK.

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Here’s a look at the latest women’s Spring 2009 model of the Nike Air Force 1. This model features a combination of varsity purple and white. This elegant appearance is created by using varsity purple as the base with a white swoosh, midsole and inner lining adding some balance. Furthermore, the middle panel is detailed with an embossed pattern distinguishing this pair from past styles like this. You can find this Air Force 1 now select at retailers including atmos. Available worldwide as apart of Nike’s Spring 2009 collection.

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Continuing with Nike’s latest obsession with the color black, Nike is set to release three new models with a full black colorway. Lately, we have seen the Nike Sportswear Lunar Racer – Black Collection and the Nike Sportswear Blackout Collection which both feature sneakers fully coated in black. These three pairs of black sneakers include the Nike Blazer High, the Nike Dunk High, and the Nike Air Force 1 Low. The Nike Blazer High is decked out in black from head to toe. The Nike Dunk High features a black upper, but also includes a clear sole and red accents. The last model of this installment, the Nike Air Force 1 Low, also yields a black upper, but a little color is added to this pair through the use of a gum sole. There is no word on an exact release date yet, but you can buy your pair today at A.R.C. in New York.

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