Wmns Air Jordan 1 Low Light Madder Root

Light Madder Root names a dye colour, a soft earthen red that sits closer to clay than to gym red, and putting it on the women's 1 Low signals where Jordan Brand takes the model when it is not working in team palettes. The shape is unchanged from the one Peter Moore and Bruce Kilgore finished in 1984, but the intent is different: this is the 1 treated as a fashion object with a colourist's vocabulary rather than a basketball reference. The brand has had room to do this since 1997, when the line became a standalone Nike division with its own apparel and roster instead of a single signature shoe, and the women's range is where its palette work is usually boldest.