The Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 Mirror Image
Nike Jordan unveils a new signature sneaker in two distinct colorways honoring one of the best players of today with the G.O.A.T.
Noting the gap in talent, the outcome of Wednesday night’s game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Oklahoma City Thunder seemed like a foregone conclusion. But amongst sneakerheads there was another reason to tune into the game: whether reigning NBA league MVP Russell Westbrook would be playing in his newly designed signature shoes for the Nike Jordan Brand.
Though OKC would indeed blowout the Lakers, the game did deliver on the new sneaker front, with Russell Westbrook playing three quarters donning his new Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 Mirror Image.
Named in reflection and comparison between Michael Jordan’s (in)famous resolute intensity of yesteryear alongside the dogged breakneck effort of Westbrook’s play today, the top expanse of the Mirror Image is embellished ? from its heel counter to vamp to toe tip ? in service of its namesake with a collage of cutout imagery of both players executed in nostalgic Mars Blackmon-era style. A full length Zoom Air unit hides beneath the special semi-transparent outsole of the Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 Mirror Image.
Laces are kept hidden and secure under an ankle wrap hiding its internal lacing system, one inspired by the Air Jordan VI.
Stripped of graphics and flourishes of red and gray, the monochromatic “2-Way” colorway version of the Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 paints clearer m...
Noting the gap in talent, the outcome of Wednesday night’s game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Oklahoma City Thunder seemed like a foregone conclusion. But amongst sneakerheads there was another reason to tune into the game: whether reigning NBA league MVP Russell Westbrook would be playing in his newly designed signature shoes for the Nike Jordan Brand.
Though OKC would indeed blowout the Lakers, the game did deliver on the new sneaker front, with Russell Westbrook playing three quarters donning his new Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 Mirror Image.
Named in reflection and comparison between Michael Jordan’s (in)famous resolute intensity of yesteryear alongside the dogged breakneck effort of Westbrook’s play today, the top expanse of the Mirror Image is embellished ? from its heel counter to vamp to toe tip ? in service of its namesake with a collage of cutout imagery of both players executed in nostalgic Mars Blackmon-era style. A full length Zoom Air unit hides beneath the special semi-transparent outsole of the Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 Mirror Image.
Laces are kept hidden and secure under an ankle wrap hiding its internal lacing system, one inspired by the Air Jordan VI.
Stripped of graphics and flourishes of red and gray, the monochromatic “2-Way” colorway version of the Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 paints clearer m...
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