In these photos revealed by , the Fake Teyana Taylor x Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT 2 "A Rose From Harlem" is clearly inspired by “Rose In Harlem”, the standout single from K.T.S.E., her 2018 album. Despite the release nearly half a decade ago, Taylor has indeed kept that same energy, applying avant-garde details to her design like the thorny red Swoosh on the right shoe and the enlarged logo on the left. “A Rose In Harlem” is printed inside the ankle flaps in an old English-style typeface, while the tongue labels feature “TEY” and the aforementioned Swoosh covered in green thorns.Would you like to take a pair of them home? Come and pick one on the Snkrspop at a reasonable price with the best quality materials and exquisite craft. Buy the best for the least all on the popkicks.org website!

I don’t expect a whole lot from Jordan Brand these days in terms of material quality and craftsmanship. Even as retail prices increase at a more frequent pace than usual, you just never know what you’re going to get on either front. At this point, you cop and cross your fingers that your pair is in good shape when it arrives.

The Nike SB Dunk Low, though today an uncontested favorite, once fell victim to lackluster popularity a few years back. After many notable collaborations, the 2002-born silhouette slowly faded into obscurity following the early 2010s’ attempts at turning it into something almost too playful.