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    The Art of Styling With the Biggest Air Maxheads in Asia You’ve Never Heard of

    From Kaoru Takami to saltyegg, an inside look at the personal archives of Air Max collectors across Japan, Korea and China.

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    Air Maxes aren’t just sneakers. They’re a movement that reaches all corners of the globe. On March 26, 1987, Nike released the first of countless models, igniting a cultural legacy that would revolutionize not only footwear design, but the very nature of collector culture.

    Today, there are few places on earth where the series is more cherished than in Asia. Accordingly, we asked collectors in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Seoul to showcase their collections as they see fit. The result is a visual trip through personal style and cultural identity that displays passion, creativity and, of course, an unwavering love for all things Air.

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    Kaoru Takami's collection of sneakers runs well over 600 pairs, covering everything from 'Friends & Family' colorways to legendary collaborations.   
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    saltyegg is well-known in Hong Kong's creative scene for pairing mismatched sneakers with experimental outfits.   
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    Shin Gwang brought his interpretation of Korean aesthetics to the Air Max 97 with his award-winning design in 2018.   
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    Wadism is widely regarded as one of Seoul's foremost authorities on all things sneakers.   

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