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On account of the coronavirus outbreak, Dior has decided to delay the release of its highly anticipated Air Jordan 1 collaboration. The official release was due to be scheduled to launch through an international draw next week.

The draw was intended to offer consumers exclusive access to buy a pair of Air Dior High trainers or grant them access to one of the international pop-up shops selling accessories and apparel from the Air Dior capsule.

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The official statement from Nike reads:

“To ensure the safety of all, in accordance with recommendations by public authorities, and in order to reinforce the coordination of international measures, Dior has decided to postpone its international draw for the launch of the Air Dior capsule collection realized in collaboration with Jordan Brand.”

The new release date for the Dior x Air Jordan collaboration was reported by Nike to be announced in the next following weeks.

During the fashion week celebrations, the trainer and collaborative capsule had been vigorously teased further hyping up every sneaker enthusiast. Within the anticipated collection, includes the limited edition Air Jordan 1 High OG Dior, Air Jordan 1 Low Dior, capsule accessories and ready-to-wear apparel.

The Dior x Air Jordan 1 High trainers are rumoured to be limited to only 8,500 pairs for the retail price of $2000 USD.

The launch of the second draw for the Air Dior Low trainers is currently unchanged and is still scheduled for the end of May / beginning of June.

Stepping away from clothing and footwear, fans of Vans and Kenzo will be pleased to hear that they’ve come together on iPhone 11 cases. Producing a trio of colourful floral prints and minimal “KENZO” branding in white along the bottom.

This cute summer collab comes in a blue and white, leafy red and green, and a full-covered version with an array of bright colours. This isn’t the first time the retail brands have united- Vans released a line of floral Kenzo trainers in the classic Vans style for about £160, and Kenzo released mini-card holders with the shoe brand.

Interested in one of these cases? You can find them on End Clothing for £39.

Nike have just realised their latest Run Division for Spring/Summer 2020. It offers an easy transition between sport, work, and leisure.

T-shirts, vests, shorts, lightweight jackets, and more have been created in both this ventilated and lightweight material, alongside carved shoulders to enhance ability and comfort. These have been made using the brand’s unique sweat-wicking material to help the body stay cool when needed and hot during colder conditions.

You will find the black and white colourways throughout the collection, but Nike have spiced up the clothing with pops of colour inspired by the sun.

The modular system of the 3-in-1 short features an advanced knit in a tight, lightweight woven shell and pack, designed to integrate as a united system or individually.

Will you be sporting Nike’s new look this summer?