Fashion was very important for the wealthy but poor people’s clothes hardly changed at all. In the 19th century, apart from cotton shirts, men clothing consisted of three parts.Nike Dunk preceded the Nike Air Jordan I and the influence of the former on the latter is easil discernible to the ees of Nike lovers. Nike Dunk was the first choice of the basketball teams and the colorwas of the item was brought to match the teams uniform. In the 18th century they wore knee length breeches but in the 19th century men wore trousers. They also wore waistcoats and coats.
The Nike Dunk High Pro SB – Venom (Black / White) are inspired by one of Spider Man’s enemies from the Marvel Comics, Venom. Pinned as one of Spider Man’s rivals in the cartoon series, Venom is notorious for his black and white body, which is mimicked on this pair of Dunks. They sport a predominantly black colorway constructed from leather and suede along with white accents. Simplicity is definitely a highlight of the shoe, but it’s the story behind them that gets attention from fanatics.
French sneaker artist Manu Custom of Art Force One recently collaborated with Nike Dunk Sb High Manu Custom Atmos NYC to create this pair of Nike Dunk Highs. Atmos NYC is celebrating their 2nd Anniversary, and they will host a special party on June 21st. French designer Manu Custom aka Mad Colors (Art Force One), and 24 pairs of the Nike Dunk Highs will be on hand. We reported on these Dunk Highs a few weeks back, but it was just a sneak peak? at different parts of the sneaker. Today you get to see the entire sneaker. NYC heads mark your calendar now for June 21st.