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Nike and Tiffany & Co. to launch US$400 sneakers: the Air Force 1 '1837' limited-edition shoe collaboration comes after the LVMH brand worked with Beyoncé and Jay-Z – but some are calling
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Tiffany & Nike, A Legendary Pair | Tiffany & Co.
Nike and Tiffany & Co. Made Sneaker Dynamite | GQ
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Tiffany & Co. x Nike Air Force 1 1837 "Friends & Family" | Sneaker News
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Nike and Tiffany & Co. Made Sneaker Dynamite | GQ
The new Air Force 1 x Tiffany sneakers went on sale overnight and are already being listed for over £1k on resell sites - Manchester Evening News
Nike and Tiffany and Co are dropping one of the year's biggest sneakers (and it's only January) | British GQ
Nike and Tiffany and Co are dropping one of the year's biggest sneakers (and it's only January) | British GQ
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Tiffany & Co. X Nike Are Dropping Another Pair of Air Force 1's - GQ Middle East
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