As with dozens of styles that’ve released since 1985, the upcoming sneakers indulge in a “colorless” base that allows for the tone that takes over the accompanying overlays to revel in the spotlight. Having previously appeared on the near-identical Air Jordan 1 Low, “Court Purple” leaves its mark across the pair’s upper, animating branding on the tongue label, as well as delivering style to the made-for-basketball outsole underfoot. According to unauthorized leaks of the shoes, the low-top Nike Dunkarrives with “White” laces, but collectors are sure to swap them out with a matching purple set. Either way, the latest two-tone option is sure to help the silhouette have a dominant 2022.