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Nike's got its own "Chanel" Air Force 1 Lows.

The new sneakers aren't an official Chanel x Nike collaboration. They're actually called the "Bouclé" Forces, designed with, well, distressed bouclé uppers and fuzzy yarn-like shoelaces.

Oh, and it also has a beaded Swoosh.

The vintage-style design awakens memories of Chanel's iconic graffiti messenger bag (streetwear star Lil Yachty has one).

The Spring 2015 shoulder bag inspired a pair of sold-out Vans sneakers, which released this fall. Now, it seems to have landed on the moodboard for Nike's latest "Bouclé" Air Force 1.

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Nike has previously released Air Force 1 collabs with luxury labels like Tiffany and Louis Vuitton, resulting in some of the most coveted and luxurious Forces ever.

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And with the way Chanel's new creative director, Matthieu Blazy, is out here wearing Nikes during runway shows, who knows? Maybe a Chanel x Nike sneaker isn't far off, after all.

Wishful thinking, of course.

Until then, we have these nice Chanel-style "Bouclé" Air Force 1s, which are scheduled to release on December 19 on Nike's SNKRS app for $120.

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