Japanese designer hints release of fragment design x Air Jordan 3 sneakers

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Japanese designer hints release of fragment design x Air Jordan 3 sneakers

Japanese designer hints release of fragment design x Air Jordan 3 sneakers

Japanese musician, producer and designer Hiroshi Fujiwara poses upon his arrival to the women's Fall/Winter 2018/2019 collection fashion show by Moncler in Milan, Feb. 20, 2018. (AFP)

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13 Jul 2020 10:07:21 GMT9

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Hiroshi Fujiwara is the founder of Fragment Design, a brand that collaborates with other labels to bring together streetwear and high-fashion.

In the past, Fragment Design has collaborated with Louis Vuitton, Levi’s, Converse, Supreme, Mocler, BVLGARI, and could now be working to release the fragment design x Air Jordan 3 sneakers.

Word of this partnership is purely based on speculation but there have been multiple sightings of the streetwear mogul sporting the Air Jordan 3 samples with a logo representing the fragment brand. While another sample features a lighting bolt on the back of the shoe.

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【News】【fragment design x Air Jordan 3黑白配色突發曝光？】藤原浩 (Hiroshi Fujiwara) 經常活躍於個人Instagram帳號，不時分享跟Nike合作的sample鞋款、其他聯乘單品至日常生活等等，當中除了找到不少有趣線索外，更是讓一眾粉絲們看得津津樂道，那麼被偷拍的教父呢？近日網絡上流傳一張藤原浩穿上fragment design加持的黑白配色Air Jordan 3，跟去年教父早已率先穿着的藍色版本有所不同，鞋後跟位置由「Nike Air」轉換上搶眼的雙閃電Logo，以黑色皮革搭配全白鞋身，呈現出低調且沉實的感覺效果。fragment design x Air Jordan 3黑白配色到底會否推出還是未知之數，唯有盼望教父他會為各位帶來好消息吧！(@roxwai ) @holyasterisk by @theviercheung @geekybrian @roxwai #holyasterisk #fragmentdesign #nike #airjordan3 #hiroshifujiwara @fujiwarahiroshi

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The sneakers have a minimalist look, employing colours like white, black and blue—giving the shoe a clean, edgy appearance reflective of Fujiwara’s iconic style.

Fujiwara also took to his instagram to post a picture wearing a different style, a pair of grey Jordans with his brand name imprinted on the rim.

There isn’t any official information regarding the name or price of the shoes, but Fujiwara’s caption indicates they could possibly be called “Air Cadence.”