If you’re a sneaker historian or simply a big Michael Jordan fan, then you would know that the Air Jordan 4 debuted in 1989 in four unique colorways. Since that time, there have been dozens of different colorways and sneakerheads continue to see the Jordan 4 as a classic. When it was revealed that Virgil Abloh would be adding his Off-White aesthetic to the Jordan 4, people were understandably excited.

So far, there are believed to be two colorways, including a “Bred” model and a more cream-colored one for women. The cream-colored Off-White AJ4 is destined to drop on July 25th and sneaker aficionados are already marking the date on their calendars. There have been some teasers of this model over the past few weeks but if you’ve been wondering how it looks on-feet, well, @repgod888 on Instagram has you covered. As you can see, the shoe looks great with black jeans and features a neutral color that will look good with various different outfits.

As we noted, this model is set to drop on July 25th although this date is subject to change. Stay tuned for any updates as we will be sure to bring them to you. Also, let us know what you think in the comments below.

Off-White and Virgil Abloh have come under fire over the past week but that hasn’t stopped the brand from being internationally renowned for blending high fashion with streetwear. For the last three years, Nike and Off-White have been teaming up for some gorgeous sneakers and in 2020, their collaborative ways have continued. It’s been rumored for a while now that a cream-colored Air Jordan 4 would be released to the masses and now, a rumored release date has been revealed.

According to @zsneakerheadz, this Off-White x Air Jordan 4 offering will be coming out on July 25th and will only be dropping in women’s sizes. However, there will be expanded sizing so that some of the men with big feet out there can have a chance at copping. Based on the images below, this will certainly be one of the most unique Jordan 4s we have ever seen and at $200 USD, you can’t go wrong. Although with resale you’ll probably have to buy these for a lot more.

The release date is not confirmed as of right now so stay tuned for any updates as we will be sure to bring you the latest information. Also, let us know what you think of these in the comments below.

It was a rough day for Virgil Abloh on Monday (June 1). The wealthy fashion designer and CEO of Off-White captured attention after he shared his anger over his friend's store being looted by rioters taking advantage of protests. After being criticized, Abloh issued an apoloy. "I apologize that it seemed like my concern for those stores outweighed my concern for our right to protest injustice and express our anger and rage in this moment," he said. "Buildings are brick and mortar and material things can be replaced, people can't. Black lives matter. In this moment, those other things don't."

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In an effort to make amends for his remarks, Virgil Abloh shared that he'd donated $50 to Miami-based organization Fempower to help toward paying legal fees for detained protestors. He was quickly scrutinized for the amount of the donation, especially considering the cost of Off-White apparel, so he returned once again to explain that he has donated over in thousands to various efforts.

Never one to miss an opportunity to comment on the culture, Joe Budden took to social media to tease Abloh. "Y’all still buying 'Off White' ? Whole different meaning now huh lol," he tweeted. Budden later followed it up with, "Virgil’s response was the wild part… 'i did that to inspire the brokies' lol smh." He topped it all off over on Instagram when he shared a photo of Abloh's face on a $50 bill. Check out Joe Budden's message below.

Virgil Abloh’s been under fire in the past 24 hours for his comments regarding the recent protests across the country, especially when it came to his “streetwear is dead” comments. Abloh’s comments came across as slighting the racial injustices that people are fighting for across the country over brick-and-mortar stores that can be replaced. 

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“Yesterday, I spoke about how my stores and stores of my friends were looted. I apologize that it seemed like my concern for those stores outweighed my concern for our right to protest injustice and express our anger and rage in this moment,” he said.

“Buildings are brick and mortar and material things can be replaced, people can’t. Black lives matter. In this moment, those other things don’t,” he wrote. “People who criticize ‘looting’ often do also as way to make it seem like our fight against injustice isn’t legitimate. I did not realize the ways my comments accidentally contributed to that narrative. As mentioned yesterday, if looting eases pains nd further the overall mission, it is within good standing with me.”

Immediately after, he explained the $50 donation that he’s been hounded over. He explained that it wasn’t the only donation that he made and apologized that it came across that way. “I can understand your frustration if you think my contributions were limited to $50. purely false when it comes to the total. I have donated $20,500 to bail funds and other causes related to this movement.”

Read his entire apology below. 

Virgil Abloh came under fire last night after he posted to his Instagram story showing that he had only donated $50 to a bail fund for protesters. Of course, this amount was considered to be quite the joke considering the fact that Off-White socks will run you a light $100 at your local department store. Simply put, fans were disappointed that someone so wealthy and with such a big platform would come out and be stingy with their money.

Today, Abloh went back on his IG story and posted a message to his followers noting that he has had enough of the social media narratives. As he explains, the $50 was simply a part of a donation-match initiative he was doing with his friends. Abloh also noted that he will be revealing the total amount he’s donated, in the not so distant future.

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“More light before a narrative forms around false assumptions,” Virgil said. “The $50 donation described in a recent screenshot was part of a matching funds movement of friends i follow in my timeline.” 

Clearly, the incessant Twitter memes have been getting to Abloh and now, he is feeling the heat. Regardless, every little bit helps in this fight and hopefully, Abloh understands that he has a massive platform that could be used to enact systemic change in society.

Virgil Abloh is perhaps the biggest name in all of streetwear and fashion right now although as it stands, he is catching quite a bit of heat on social media thanks to his recent stance on all of the protests going on across the United States. Following the death of George Floyd, people are upset and amongst the peaceful protesters, there have also been some riots and destruction of property.

Fellow streetwear influencer Sean Wotherspoon had his store vandalized and Abloh decided to take aim at those who did it claiming he was disgusted. This led to a strong reaction from fans who felt like Abloh was dismissing the concerns of the protesters. Later on, Abloh tried to rectify his comments with a $50 donation to a bail fund, which prompted even more social media vitriol.

Virgil Abloh has become one of the most famous fashion designers in the entire world and for good reason. His work with Off-White and Louis Vuitton has propelled him to international recognition and moving forward, fans are excited to see what he will be able to come up with next. Over the past three years, he has been hard at work with none other than Nike and Jordan Brand, which has only helped to increase his status amongst the elites in the fashion world.

After a successful Air Jordan 1 and Jordan 5 collab, Abloh is ready to come with a Jordan 4 that features Off-White's aesthetics. There will supposedly be a cream-colored model and a "Bred" version. According to House Of Heat, the Cream-colored model will actually be released closer to the end of July.

After four long years, Kid Cudi officially returned with his new single “Leader of the Delinquents.” He also worked hand-in-hand with Travis Scott to form a brand new rap group called The Scotts, releasing their self-titled debut single and earning his first-ever #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. Needless to say, it’s been a big year for Kid Cudi so far.

As he continues to work on his upcoming album Entergalactic, the Cleveland-born rap icon just announced a major collaboration with Virgil Abloh to supplement the release of his latest single.

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Available for a limited time, the “Pulling Strings” t-shirt is officially available on Kid Cudi’s website, designed by the ultra-talented Virgil Abloh. Working with the creative director of Off-White and Louis Vuitton, Cudder also showed off a vinyl, disc and cassette design, which will also release on his webshop.

The sketch by Abloh references an iconic Kid Cudi moment, which fans will instantly recognize. 

The t-shirt is going for $50, which seems like a fair price considering the design. 

In addition to these announcements, the rapper also dropped a vibrant lyric video for “Leader of the Delinquents” last week. He will be releasing his new album within the next two years as he continues to perfect it.

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Virgil Abloh has quickly become one of the most famous designers in the entire world thanks to his work with Off-White and Louis Vuitton. Back in 2017, Abloh was able to hit a new peak in his career as Off-White was given a very special collaboration with Nike. At first, the two worked on some classic silhouettes but over the past year, Abloh has been helping the brand develop some new work that has gotten the attention of sneakerheads around the world.

One of the latest silhouettes to be shown off is the Off-White x Nike Air Rubber Dunk which has been shown off in two new colorways. Those models are green/black and university gold. Thanks to @solebyjc, we now have a sneak peek at this University Blue and silver offering which also comes with a gum midsole. In the images below, you can see the flashy details of the chunky Dunk and how they clash yet blend perfectly together.

There is no official release date for these three Rubber Dunk colorways so stay tuned for updates as we will be sure to bring you all of the latest updates.

Also, let us know what you think in the comments below.

One of the greatest sneaker collaborations of all time was between Virgil Abloh's Off-White and Nike. The two teamed up for "The Ten" back in 2017 and the two have continued to come through with dope collabs, ever since. Abloh's work on the Nike Air Force 1 Low has been particularly lauded by fans which isn't surprising when you consider how the Air Force 1 is considered to be one of the greatest shoes ever.

Back in 2019, Off-White and Nike released the "MCA" Air Force 1 Low which featured a blue upper and silver swoosh. According to py_rates, another similarly-styled Air Force 1 Low is on the way except for this time around, it will feature a "University Gold" upper and a silver Nike swoosh. In fact, it is believed that this particular model will be dropping in 2021 for the price of $150 USD.