I previewed this line with you ladies a couple weeks ago and I’m so happy to finally bring you the 2012 Summer Lookbook for K1X Shorty! The collection is super dope and filled with prints and bright pops of color.  The entire line will be available for purchase online here.  Catch up with all of the latest K1X Shorty happenings on their Facebook page and website. Take a look at the K1X Shorty Lookbook after the jump!

With so much hoopla surrounding the forthcoming releases of men’s sneakers – including initial posts informing readers of the possbility of a release, first looks, official pictures, release reminders, etc.  it’s nice to see an unannounced grade school release.  There has been little word of this mysterious White/Pink – Purple Air Jordan 7 other than a sneak peak provided by TSG a little while ago.  Now we have some detailed images to go on courtesy of Marqueesole.  From what we know, this pair is scheduled to release this Fall.  The colorway is super simple, predominantly white with pink and purple accents on the ’23′ heel tab and midsole peaks. Take a look at more pics after the jump and let us know if you’re feeling this pair.  Stick with sneakHerbox for more information regarding price and an official release date.

The 360 max air unit has been placed on many a model over the past few years and the fusion style continues in 2012 with the Nike Air Max 95 360.  The completely seamless upper blends mesh and lightweight leather overlays for durability and air circulation.  Of course, the 360 unit provides comfort with each stride.  There are three colorways already available on Nikestore for the ladies and you can check out each pair after the jump.  Retail is at a whopping $170.  Worth the price? You tell me – in the comments section.

The ‘Playoff’ Air Jordan 12 has been getting a lot of love from the ladies, with last week’s sneakHer snapshot featuring Rihanna rocking a pair.  This week, 106′s own, Rocsi Diaz, was spotted in the iconic ‘Playoff’ colorway during a taping of the show.  She paired her footwear with a black and white sleeveless tee and multi-colored leggings.  An oversized necklace adds a bit of sophistication to her rock chic look.  Take a look at a few suggestions on how to re-create this outfit below.

Source: Instagram

YOLO Tank – SB Apparel. Space Print Leggings – Topsop.  Tubular Bib Necklace – Forever21. Air Jordan 12 Retro GS ‘Playoff’ – StepToRun.

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The interwebz have been abuzz with the news that Allen Iverson’s first signature model will be retroed this year.  Fans of the original Reebok Question were over joyed when rumors of a potential release floated about sneaker blogs last year, and when official images hit forums last week, it was pretty much a wrap.  This release will be limited (go figure) and will retail in men’s sizes at $125/$90 for grade school sizes. Yes, these will be available in a kid’s size run! Small footers rejoice! The ‘Red Toe’ Reebok Question GS will be available at next Friday, May 25th at stores like Packer Shoes in New Jersey.  More images of the grade school version after the jump.

Have you jumped on the Roshe Run bandwagon yet? It seems like this model caught fire overnight with interest peaking within the past month.  This model has popped up on sneaker forums and WDYWT blogs with fans in unison singing its praises on at least one  aspect – comfort.  The Roshe Run is simple in design and technology – toting a full mesh upper and lunarlon midsole.  The above-pictured pair is for my girls and comes in a juicy ‘hot punch’ pink color.  A lighter pink colors the mid and outsole, as well as the Nike branding on the upper.  The price is unbeatable too – retailing at a mere $70.  Not bad.  This pair is available for purchase now at Oneness. More images below.

“If all else fails, throw a 360 outsole on it”

You’d think that might be the buzz around the Nike campus when it comes to re-releasing  signature models.  The latest look to receive the 360 treatment being the Air Max Darwin – a re-tooled version of the shoes former Chicago Bulls Allstar Dennis Rodman once wore.  In the last few weeks, there have been a decent amount of colorways to release in both men’s and grade school sizes- today’s look follows the scheme we saw previously on the yet to be released Air Griffey Max 1 GS.  This could be a sign of a pack but only time will tell.  Check out more images of this pair below and head over to Jimmy Jazz if you’d like to make a purchase.

Do you know what swag looks like? It might look like the above pictured Air Jordan VII slated to release this Summer.  To commemorate the 2012 Olympic Games, Jordan Brand will release a “Gold Medal” Pack including an Air Jordan 6 and 7. Unfortunately, only the Black/Gold 7 will release in grade school sizes but I am pleased with the outcome.  Synthetic leathers cover the upper with deep gold tones on the midsole and outsole, along with metallic gold branding spotted throughout.  I would have loved to see the White/Gold Air Jordan 7 in a 4.5 but, we can’t win them all, I guess.  Check out more images of the “Gold Medal” AJ7 below and let us know if you’ll be picking these up on August 18th. Retail will be $110. via MS.

Hiya folks! I saw a picture of the above-pictured AM 95 colorway last week on Caliroots in men’s sizes and I was like “ZOMG! those are banging.”  I hoped the small footers would get their chance at copping a pair and to my surprise, we shall! The ‘Midnight Navy’ nubuck Air Max 95 GS has hit retailers like Finishline and is priced at a cool $95.  #sweet. #dowant.  Check out an additional shot of the pair below.

The first half of 2012 has “Air Jordan 12″  written all over it, with April’s “Playoff” release and the forthcoming “Cool Grey” and “Obsidian” variations.  In between and in addition to those, a new look exclusively for girls is slated for release this Saturday, May 12th,  Today brings additional flicks of the ‘Siren Red‘ 12 from all sorts of angles.   Peep the images below and let me know if you’ll be copping. via TB.