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This Air Jordan 4 may look clean and simple on the outside, but on the inside, it's filled with love. Literally.

Love is quite literally in the "Air," with the sportswear giant rolling out a Valentine's Day-themed Jordan 4 sneaker just in time for the holiday.

The model's exterior is covered in ultra-creamy leather painted in the off-white and red hues, a.k.a. "Pale Ivory" and "Tough Red." But even with its "tough" looks, the Jordan sneaker has a soft side.

On the inside of the Jordan 4, the bold red color meets lipstick marks, seen behind the tongue and on the insoles.

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It brings back memories of Vaquera's smooched-up Air Max DN8 collaboration. The latest just has fewer kisses, of course.

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The "Valentine's Day" Jordan 4 sneaker is expected to drop on February 7 on Nike's SNKRS app for $225, joining a slew of other holiday-ready sneakers from the brand.

Indeed, there's plenty of Swoosh love to go around. The brand has designed cupid-struck Air Force 1s and even adorable Dunks for V-Day. Throw in these lover-girl-worthy AJ4s, too.

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