Even Nike’s Original Sneaker Is Getting a Taste of European Summer

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike’s Moon Shoe Takes a Trip to the Italian Coast35 minutes ago in SneakersThis content has been paid for by an advertiser. If you'd like to appear on Highsnobiety, contact: advertising@highsnobiety.com.(Sponsored Story)Nike’s Moon Shoe is swapping the track for the Italian coast with its latest “Italy Blue” makeover.The archival runner arrives dressed in a breezy shade of blue that looks like it was pulled straight from a Mediterranean postcard. The lightweight nylon upper does most of the talking, while grey suede hits break things up and the oversized white Swoosh keeps the silhouette’s unmistakable retro charm intact.The result? A Moon Shoe that looks like it booked a one-way ticket to summer. And with slim, low-profile sneakers continuing their takeover, Nike couldn’t have picked a better moment to bring back one of its earliest designs. Turns out, sometimes the future of sneakers is hiding somewhere in the archive.Following its revival through a Jacquemus collaboration and a string of strong solo releases, including the fan-favourite “Baroque Brown” colorway, the Moon Shoe has quickly become one of Nike’s more unexpected comeback stories. Now, it’s trading darker shades for a lighter, more holiday-ready palette, because apparently even archival sneakers need a vacation.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.The Nike Moon Shoe “Italy Blue” arrives via Nike’s website on August 5.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit our SHOPPER page and subscribe to the newsletter for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendNike’s Show-Off Futuristic Sneaker Is Officially Done With SummerFrom Salomon to Nike, The Seven Best Sneakers to Cop this WeekThis Nike GS Drop Will Make You Wish You Had Tiny FeetJordan’s Chocolate-Covered Sneaker Tastes Better Over a CampfireNo Levi's Here. Nike’s Air Max Is a Delicious “Denim” Dream on Its OwnWhat To Read NextEven Nike’s Original Sneaker Is Getting a Taste of European SummerNike’s Show-Off Futuristic Sneaker Is Officially Done With Summeradidas' Samba Mule Doesn't Need a Heel to Stand OnFrom Salomon to Nike, The Seven Best Sneakers to Cop this WeekLorenzo Musetti Looks AheadVans’ Wallabee-Flavored Skate Sneaker Brings a Little Class to the Concrete