Nike Prints “Alabaster” On The Air Max Muse

For Air Max Day 2025, it’s looking like a two-pronged approach. On one hand, you’ve got the Air Max DN8, a follow-up to 2024’s spotlighted... © Sneaker News, 2025. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us The post Nike Prints "Alabaster" On The Air Max Muse appeared first on Sneaker News. The post Nike Prints “Alabaster” On The Air Max Muse appeared first on Sneaker News.

For Air Max Day 2025, it’s looking like a two-pronged approach. On one hand, you’ve got the Air Max DN8, a follow-up to 2024’s spotlighted model and one that continues pushing the boundaries of how tech informs comfort; an everlasting North Star for the line that Tinker Hatfield began. On the other, you’ve got the Nike Air Max Muse, looking at the sub-brand through a modern lens and recognizing how they’ve become streetwear icons. While at the time of writing, the brand’s Air Max Day plans are still a bit up in the air, colorways like the Nike Air Max Muse “Alabaster” will unquestionably play a role.

The all-new proposition has fallen into two buckets so far in its run, either neutral tonal looks or Y2K-facing metallic ones. The Air Max Muse look at hand splits the difference between the two, coated in sunshine yellow throughout most of its real estate, including on reflective, chromed-out overlays that weave across the profile. The final flourish in driving home that metallic undertone is the quicksilver mini Swoosh at the quarter, a sleek counterbalance to the flat mesh it lies on top of.

Select overseas outlets have listed the Nike Air Max Muse “Alabaster” for a March 20th release, but it’s unclear whether those particulars will hold when this pair comes stateside. Whenever it does, be prepared for the women’s-only sizing and $160 it’s carried so far.