Unlike previous pairs, the forthcoming proposition mostly indulges in a “yin-and-yang” color scheme. The darkest of the three hues takes over every underlay and overlay across the upper, save for the profile swooshes and ankle flaps, which indulge in “White.” Labels on the tongue and branding around the collar deviate from the two-tone palette in favor of the aforementioned light pink tone. Underfoot, outsoles follow suit, as has been the case on other girl’s-exclusive Jordan 1 options from the year.
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Unlike previous pairs, the forthcoming proposition mostly indulges in a “yin-and-yang” color scheme. The darkest of the three hues takes over every underlay and overlay across the upper, save for the profile swooshes and ankle flaps, which indulge in “White.” Labels on the tongue and branding around the collar deviate from the two-tone palette in favor of the aforementioned light pink tone. Underfoot, outsoles follow suit, as has been the case on other girl’s-exclusive Jordan 1 options from the year.
