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In recent years Jerry Lorenzo - main designer of Fear of God brand - have made big changes in streetwear. He started a lot of trends which inspires other popular brands. He also made collaboration with Vans which succeed very well in 2017. In 2018, Jerry won't take a break. Following his collaborative work with Vans, Jerry Lorenzo has confirmed that a project with Nike is next on the agenda for Fear of God. Rumors of a Nike x Fear of God partnership have been doing the rounds for a while, with Lorenzo previously coy on the matter. Posting on Instagram, the designer replied to a follower who asked if the recent Vans drop was restocking, writing: “no more Vans. swoosh for ’18.” Who is into streetwear that knows, that Jerry is professional. His work make progress in what people wear in every project of FOG. But will he collaborate better with Nike than Virgil Abloh (Off-White designer) did? Goal is difficult to achieve but I hope it can be. What we know for sure now is th

1) Virgil Abloh x Nike “The Ten” Debuts at OFF-CAMPUS  The collection, dubbed “THE TEN,” was shown through a special activation called “Nike OFF-CAMPUS,” and features 10 Abloh-remixed Nike icons, most notably the Air Jordan 1. 2) #BREAKING2 and the Nike Zoom VaporFly Elite  While consumers will likely never have a shot at the ultra-hardcore Zoom VaporFly Elite worn by Kipchoge and his teammates, the slightly-detuned Nike Zoom VaporFly 4%, Nike’s fastest available marathon shoe, is a worthy runner up. 3) adidas Overtakes Jordan as No.2 in U.S. Sneaker Sales  The accelerating adidas resurgence has made headlines for a while, but this September, the Three Stripes officially jumped over Jumpman. In the US market, at least.  4) Rick Owens and adidas Call It Quits Unfortunately, not everything out of Herzogenaurach contained such cheerful news. As of this August, the adidas x Rick Owens collaborative collection will cease production, citing the legendary designe