Nike Air Rift

“the perfect combo between long walks in Lisbon and still wearing ballet-flats.”

“I know the Air Rift is not for everyone, but I love a tabi look.”

“Soooo chic, soooo comfy. My most worn sneaker.”

“after many, many years of being air + aqua rift curious i bought this pair last feb as a little gift to myself for getting into grad school. who knew they would become an essential part of my maternity wardrobe just a few months later. the only shoe that remained easy enough to bend down and put on my increasingly swollen feet. i bought compression socks to coordinate. a game-time decision to complete my baby shower outfit — for whatever reason i thought i'd be wearing my favorite thong heels until i was literally on my way out the door. what i threw on to the prenatal appointment that ended with being sent up to labor & delivery to be induced and of course home with my beautiful baby boy. nearly 6 months into the gig they're my go-to mom shoe, choosing them over sandals as we've transitioned to summer. at the time they were sold out @ nike so i planned to purchase from net a porter BUT at the last minute found them for 50% off at oneness boutique. manifesting a similar deal for my next pair.”

“this is controversial, but if you get it you get it. genuinely this pair of shoes are the most comfortable things i've ever put on my feet — i’ve walked 30k+ steps and absolutely no damage. plus, doesn’t everyone want to feel like a little deer? holy chic-ness.”

“random, but i love my pair. tbh don't know where they are since I moved... maybe in search of a new pair”

“And Tabi Co. socks to wear with them”

“My only regret is I played it too safe by getting a black pair. A fun shoe should come in a fun colour, but I digress!”

“Most comfortable shoes I’ve ever had. I CAN GO ANYWHERE! But seriously these are so good. I need every colour pronto!”

“This is a complicated one because of the SKIMS re-issue (not MY Nike Air Rift) but these defined my high school life because of the coolest girl I ever knew— my first idol, who I would have followed anywhere. Lily has been gone for almost twenty years now, but her style— ripped vintage tees with leather pants and huge men’s sneakers, or a 1950s house dress with her Air Rifts, her half-bleached hair tangling down her back, occasionally shearing it all off because she didn’t think about beauty that way— will always be the ultimate.”