VICTOR VICTOR's Nike Air Max Dn8 Collabs Are Inspired by Sportscars

Music industry veteran Steven Victor is scheduled to launch a Nike Air Max Dn8 collaboration duo through his VICTOR VICTOR platform before the year ends.

Having previously worked on an Air Force 1 with assistance from NIGO, the Brooklyn-native brings a much more colorful and animated presentation for his first Air Max project. Unveiled via Instagram, the collab draws inspiration from Victor's childhood, an era in his life in which he dreamed of being everything from a racecar driver to an astronaut.

Set to the tune of Pop Smoke's "Aim for the Moon," the first campaign video for the VICTOR VICTOR Dn8 teases the silhouette in a green-to-navy gradient finish. Victor's iconic dog emblem is likely found on the upper or footbed, cementing the creative imprint's relationship with the Oregon-based sportswear juggernaut.

Both colorways of the Air Max Dn8 project offer a different aesthetic. The black-clad pair references the Ferrari 488 Pista Speedform and is releasing via SNKRS US at 1 PM ET via exclusive access. The pair also launches at 378 Broome Street on Saturday, Sept. 13.

Stay tuned for more details to be revealed about the duo. The silver-clad style should launch globally via Nike SNKRS before Fall 2025 ends.

For more footwear collaborations, check out the latest Crocs Classic Clog offerings.