Over the years, we’ve seen that the Western Conference team usually sports a red colorway during the NBA All-Star Game, while the Eastern Conference team usually sports blue. But Nike has apparently also chosen to prepare a white patent leather Nike Air Force 1 low for the 2010 All-Star Game in case you wanted to be bipartisan and sport a more neutral colorway. Does a white upper make this shoe less likeable than one with more color? Or do you think this colorway is necessary?

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After showing you some detailed images of the red patent leather Nike Air Force 1 low prepared for the 2010 All-Star Game, it is only fair that the blue pair get its fair share of attention. To that extent, we’d like to now show you these detailed images of what could very well be an Eastern Conference version of the aforementioned red patent leather Nike Air Force 1 low. Regardless of who you’ll be rooting for come the 2010 All-Star Game, which one of the two colorways brought up here do you think looks better than the other?

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After showing you a single picture of a red patent leather Nike Air Force 1 low prepared for the 2010 NBA All-Star Game, our readers showed a lot of interest. Many are already wondering how they could possibly get their hands on any of these special edition Nike Air Force 1s. While all three low-top Nike Air Force 1s designed for the 2010 All-Star Game sport patent leather uppers, the first one we got a look at sports this red colorway. In fact, perhaps this colorway could be the ones representing for the Western Conference All-Star team, as we’ve seen other Nike silhouettes prepared for the West donning a predominantly red colorway. You can enjoy detailed images of this shoe thanks to an overseas retailer that has actually put a couple of pairs up for sale. However, the pair pictured here reveals a black outsole, as opposed to an icy blue transluscent outsole many of us would have preferred.

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On Thursday we relayed on to you preview shots of the white and the red patent leather Nike Air Force 1 lows prepared for the 2010 All-Star Weekend. Now, we have come across new Twitter pictures of another two Nike Air Force 1s designed for the annual NBA extravaganza. Pictured here you can see the blue patent leather version that complements both Air Force 1 lows in part 1 of this preview. After the jump you can also check out the picture of a Nike Air Force 1 high that actually sports the Texas/basketball outline between the mid panel and toe box. So which of the four Nike Air Force 1s prepared for 2010 All-Star Weekend would you want to get your hands on the most?

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We just showed you the Nike Air Max Lebron VII done up in an Eastern Conference colorway for the 2010 All-Star game. It was only a matter of time before we caught glimpses of how Nike chose to commemorate the annual NBA event with the Nike Air Force 1 silhouette. Here we bring you a look at the first two pairs from a group of four Nike Air Force 1s prepared for All-Star weekend in Dallas, which were previewed via Twitter. The first pair sports a predominantly red patent leather upper, while the second pair sports a predominantly white patent leather upper. Both pairs consist of white midsoles, ankle lining, and shoe laces. A metallic silver Nike swoosh and icy outsole are also touches found on each Nike Air Force 1 low. Lastly, an outline of the state of Texas and a basketball can be spotted on the heel of each sneaker. Stay tuned for Part 2 of this post, as pictures of the third and fourth Air Force 1s prepared by Nike for 2010 All-Star Weekend are forthcoming.

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Although we recently showed you a Nike Air Force 1 low prepared for the women and covered completely in red leather, another pair has apparently been designed for the day of lovers. The Nike Air Force 1 low LE pictured here resembles the Nike Dunk high also prepared for the holiday, which was among the first Valentine’s Day Nike sneakers we caught glimpses of. This classic Nike silhouette comes with a red canvas upper that is covered in white dots. The Nike swoosh and midsole come completely in white, while the entire sneaker sits atop an ice (transluscent) outsole. As the title suggests, this pair of women’s sneakers will be a limited edition release; however, for those who can’t wait for a stateside release, certain Nike online retailers are able now to hook you up early and make SURE you’re gift for that special someone is purchased with enough time to avoid rushing. Do the icy outsoles automatically make this Nike Air Force 1 low 2010 Valentine’s Day shoe better than its Nike Dunk high counterpart?

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Just before we officially celebrated the new year, we got a look at a Nike Dunk high designed for the female sneakerheads looking to celebrate Valentine’s day. Now, it’s the turn of the Nike Air Force 1 to join the celebration. Pictured here is a Nike Air Force 1 low also designed for the women who will hopefully have someone special on Valentine’s day to see them rocking these. The upper is completely covered in red, with premium leather on the toe box and mid & back panels. Then, patent leather can be seen on the Nike swoosh as well as on the heel tab, shoe laces area, and front panel- where what looks like a safari print is also located. So is the Nike Dunk high or Air Force 1 low “Valentine’s Day 2010″ more likely to get your lady friend’s attention?

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