There was a solid six-month stretch where our fashion-focused social media feed was filled with fake AI-generated images of ...

Since the beginning of the year, one storyline we’ve kept an eye on is the newly-announced partnership between LEGO and Nike.

The Nike Dunk Low silhouette will be 40 years old in 2025. Yet, despite four decades of incredible creations behind the model’s back, its divisive “Panda” colourway has been one of the most ...

Nike is bringing back the Japan exclusive-Dunk Low “Reverse Curry” in Spring 2024. Just like the original 1999 CO.JP release, the 2023 “Reverse Curry” arrives with a leather base in a deep ...

The Nike Dunk Low has ridden an unstoppable wave of hype over the past few years with no signs of slowing down, and this week will only heighten the buzz. By our count, 13 colorways are scheduled ...

This story originally appeared on British GQ with the title ‘The Nike Dunk Low ‘Panda’ is, finally, back in stock'. Murray Clark is GQ's Senior Style Editor, and focuses on fashion features ...

Luckily, we found some cheap sale prices on Nike’s Dunk Low sneakers at Revolve that’ll have you sinking hoops for less. But like most Revolve sales, the most-popular Nike Dunk Low sizes are ...

Thanks to Nike, sneakerheads get to celebrate the Wicked festivities. The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro is dropping in "The Wizard of Oz" colorway. While this is not a direct collaboration with Wicked ...

The Nike Dunk Low Ultraman, which was first introduced in 1999 as a Japan-only CO.JP series, will be back in the summer of 2024. These kicks are expected to be on sale for $125 during the spring ...

After introducing various new iterations of Panda sneakers, now the Swoosh label is ready to bring back Nike Dunk Low “Vintage Panda” sneakers. Nike knows 'old is gold' and to fulfill the long ...

Nike is planning to bring back the rare grey and red “Ultraman” colorway of the Dunk Low as part of its Summer 2024 line, sources with knowledge of the brand’s upcoming releases tell Complex.

the Nike Dunk Low ‘Since ‘72’ should definitely be part of your curriculum. When Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman founded Nike back in 1964, it actually went by the name Blue Ribbon Sports.