Sorry, that page doesn’t exist! You can search Twitter using the search box below or return to the homepage. Nike has re-launched the Nike Zvezdochka Shoe — a design by award-winning industrial designer Marc Newson — initially released in 2004. The shoe is inspired by what he saw astronauts wearing at the Russian Space Institute. Even the name was taken from a Russian dog sent into space in 1961. The shoe has a modular design with four interchangeable parts, to combine them together or separately, depending on the use and the environment: the injection-molded TPU outer cage, the interlocking outsole, the inner sleeve, and the insole. The Nike Zvezdochka Shoe will be re-launched in its original five colours through Nike’s NIKELAB locations and online from last December, marking its tenth anniversary. You may also enjoy vintage nike sneakersnike roshe run white meshsick jordan shoeswhite and red lebron 10tiffany blue nike trainersnike womens animal print shoesnike studio wrap yoga shoespurple and white nike basketball shoesnike zvezdochka womens sandals shoes rosasolar red air maxsale nike roshe runvintage nike shoes for womenvintage nike shoes womensvintage nike sneakers for salevintage nike store
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Notice anything about them? They look just like the iPhone 5c case. Got to make you wonder if the iPhone 5c case was designed by Newson, don’t you think? In a piece I wrote over at Co.Design, I point out the resemblance: To my mind, the shoes look nearly identical to Apple’s iPhone 5c case. Which is interesting, because it makes me wonder if Newson quietly designed the iPhone 5c case for Apple over a year before it was announced that he’d be joining Apple’s design team. In an interview with Dezeen, Newson says that this “particular shoe has spawned a lot of other interesting concepts.” Maybe the iPhone 5c case was one of them? I actually think it’s more than likely that Newson did design the iPhone 5c case for Apple. When it was unveiled last year, the aesthetic was just completely different from Apple’s, yet it conforms to a design language — first adopted by Newson with the Zvezdochkas for Nike — that Newson has returned to again and again. What do you think?