Brendan Dunne 
It seems like the “Bel Air” look is one that will extend out to quite a number of peripheral Air Jordan silhouettes to complement the likes of the Air Jordan V. Those other pairs look to end up a little less colorful across the upper-but for what it’s worth they very much maintain the 90s graphic look via the innards. Pictured is a Jordan Son of Mars Low coming up that borrows that combination and also throws in some interesting neon laces. See a full preview of the “Bel Air” Jordan Son of Mars Low with us after the jump and stay tuned for a release date.
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