We get a first look at one of the next Nike Air Zoom Tiempo’s to be released in the near future. The Berlin shoe was designed by Artoo, features a white leather upper with multicolor stitching going all over the sneaker. Look out for a release soon along with a couple of other city versions of the sneaker.

After several teasers we can finally give you a detailed look at the Nike Sportswear Air Pegasus ‘89 “Berlin”. The running sneaker celebrates 20 years of Berlin youth culture.

The city of Berlin, the event and elements of the occasion are all reflected in the sneaker. The Air Pegasus ‘89 “Berlin” comes with a black/grey/purple upper, using premium leather, suede and mesh. Contrasting purple stitching is setting some nice accents on the upper, along with the stylized concrete Swoosh. “Berlin 89″ is stitched onto the heel, and is also communicated with the inner sole and the lace-locks. All in all a very well designed sneaker, celebrating this historic event.

The Nike Sportswear Air Pegasus ‘89 “Berlin” will be released at select Nike Quickstrike retailers on December 4th, coming in a limited edition of 510 pairs.

Many more detailed images of the Nike Sportswear Air Pegasus ‘89 “Berlin” follow after the jump.

Following the “Bo Knows” Trainer 1, we now have a look at the corresponding “Mac Knows” style from Nike. Inspired by tennis bad boy turned commentator John McEnroe, the inside of the tongue features a “Mac Knows” tag, stemming from McEnroe’s appearance in the infamous “Bo Knows” commercials. The grey and black upper is accented by hits of chlorophyll, while a stitched tennis player silhouette and a tennis ball design on the insole complete the package. Available late November at House of Hoops.

More looks at the Nike Trainer 1 “Mac Knows” after the jump.

Here comes a detailed look at the Nike Trainer 1 “Bo Knows”. The Trainer 1 is one of several ‘09 releases for Bo Jackson. It has some signature Bo elements including Raider’s silver and black, a “Bo Knows” tag on the tongue and insole, and a pixelated Bo Jackson baseball figure also on the insole. The figure is reminiscent of the Tecmo Bo found on the Air Trainer II LE released in July of ‘09. The upper is predominantly black with some silver piecing near the toe. There is also silver stitching encircling the Swoosh and making up the Nike logo on the heel. The midsole is grey cement, with some black elephant print around the collar. The sneaker will be released this month at premium retailers, including the House of Hoops.

Many more detailed images of the Nike Trainer 1 “Bo Knows” follow after the jump.

We take a quick look at some upcoming Nike Sportswear Quickstrike releases. Expect in the coming weeks the Air Macropus Lite and Air Baked Mid in a Mexican Blanket inspired version. Also Nike presents for women the Belts Pack, which consists of the Terminator Hi Perf and the Terminator Hi Belt Premium. Both make use of metal accents and premium leathers, with black dominating on the uppers. Furthermore a Womens Air Force 1 Hi Supreme will be released in a black/gold colorway. We will keep you posted about the releases. Images via Openers.

A very solid new Terminator High Premium will release soon from the Nike Holiday 2009 collection. The high top sneaker comes with brown premium leather upper, embroidered Swoosh, red laces and black accents on the heel. Mita will be carrying it from November 7th.

More detailed images of the Nike Terminator High Premium Brown/Black/Red follow after the jump.

After Paris, the STAGES exhibition, a joint effort by Nike Sportswear and Lance Armstrong’s Livestrong foundation, has opened its doors in New York this week. Once again artists including Tom Sachs, Jose Parla, Kenny Scharf, Shepard Fairey, Kaws, JR, Richard Prince, Andreas Gursky and other art heavy hitters, were represented with custom works in the exhibition.

Take a tour of the STAGES New York exhibition, which takes place at Deitch Projects, after the jump.

Acronym worked with Nike on a capsule collection of sneakers. Working within Acronym’s aesthethic the shoes are done in all-black with a mix of premium leather and wool, while embossed Acronym logos replace Nike logos in several locations. Stay tuned for more on one of the most exciting sneaker releases in some time!

UPDATE: We just got word from Nike that these sneakers are one-offs and were given as a personal gift to Errolson Hugh, head designer of Acronym. Sorry guys, but you will not be getting your hands on these.

More looks at the Acronym x Nike Blazer & Dunk Hi AC after the jump.

After showing you the white/green colorway of the Patta x Nike Air Max 1 the other day, we can show you the white/purple denim colorway today and and it has already been released today.

“The original recognizable colorblocking has been applied to remain true to it’s strong heritage and the main focus has been directed at the choice of durable materials: purple denim, canvas and nubuck ensure a more street-friendly version to carry on footwear tradition in a proud fashion.”

The Tier Zero sneaker is available exclusively at Patta in Amsterdam from today, October 30th.

More detailed images of the sneaker follow after the jump.

Another Blazer Mid comes from the Nike Tier 0 range. This time the mid top sneaker comes in premium leather in a curry brown tone. The Swoosh is once again perforated, just like we have seen on quite a few recent releases in the Tier 0 Collection. The sneaker will be available from Limited Edition Vault as of November 2nd.

More detailed images of the Nike Blazer Mid Supreme follow after the jump.