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Nike Takes Control of Sneaker Rumors with SNKRS Showcase Series

As sneaker releases become more secretive, rumors are spreading faster than ever, especially when it comes to top brands like Nike. But the Swoosh is not letting these rumors run wild. Instead, they have launched the SNKRS Showcase series to take control of the narrative. The series debuted in October 2023 with a livestream featuring over 30 unreleased sneakers that would later hit shelves. A second installment was hosted at Paris Fashion Week in June of this year, revealing even more styles for 2024 and 2025. And now, as we approach 2025, Nike is back with a second edition of the series, showcasing 20 upcoming sneakers for the next year. Let’s take a closer look at what Nike has in store for us.

The Women’s Sportswear Collection

Nike is starting off strong with two women’s-exclusive silhouettes that were previously teased earlier this season. First up is the all-new Air Max Muse, which was first revealed in September and officially unveiled in November. This futuristic take on the Air Max line features a sleek design created through computational design. The “Metallic Silver” colorway will be available globally in early 2025. Next, we have the Air Superfly, a returning style for women. Originally released in 2001, this low-profile sneaker has its roots in running but has now been revamped for a more fashion-forward look. Both the Air Max Muse and Air Superfly will kick off Nike’s Spring 2025 range.

The Cult Classics Collection

Nike is bringing back some fan-favorite “Cult Classics” for Spring/Summer 2025. First up is the Air Tech Challenge II, a tennis sneaker famously worn by Andre Agassi. This iconic design, first released in 1989, has seen many reissues and will now be available in “Stone Blue” and “Racer Pink” colorways. Its partner silhouette from the collection is the Air Diamond Turf, a cross-training shoe from the ’90s that will be returning in its classic “Atlanta” colorway.

The Look of Field Collection

Nike is revisiting its “Look of Field” range from June, with new looks for the Total 90 III and the Gato. The Total 90 III will be available in “Bordeaux,” “Safety Orange,” and “Metallic Gold” colorways, while the Gato will feature shimmering “Metallic Silver” and “Metallic Gold” options. Both pairs are set to drop in the summer of 2025.

The Nike SB Collection

The Nike SB team has some bold releases in the works, including the highly anticipated return of the “Hot Lava” Air Tech Challenge II. Stay tuned for more updates on these exciting drops.