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Brand: Melody Ehsani x Nike

Model: Air Jordan OG SP

Key Features: The sneaker is done up in black suede and infrared accents with a cherry detail and an inspirational, handwritten message on the interior tongue of the shoe.

Release Date: March 14

Price: TBC

Buy:  Nike.com and at select retailers

Editor’s Notes: LA-based designer Melody Ehsani has teamed up with Jordan Brand to rework the Jordan OG — the brand’s first-ever women’s-focused sneaker that debuted in 1998.

Ehsani explains, "I felt like I was being entrusted with bringing back this hidden gem that had kind of been forgotten about." Rather than reintroducing the silhouette in her M.E aesthetic, she opted for a more "classic approach." She used the original infrared with black, as a subtle nod to Jordan himself.

Meanwhile, the cherry detailing was chosen as "a symbol of abundance and closely associated with the goddess of fertility."

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