Joja Siwa just revived an old-school fashion trend with iconic footwear choice
Joja Siwa is certainly one for bringing back old-school fashion trends, and this week, she's at it again. Photographed playing tennis with Chris Hughes, Jojo Siwa was seen sporting a pair of Nike high-tops that were all the rage back in the 2010s. But could the iconic footwear be making a comeback?
Jojo was wearing the Nike Jordan 1 Retro High '85 in what appears to be the black-and-white colourway, though due to the lighting, she could have been wearing the navy-and-white or indigo-and-white options.
And if you're keen to revive the decade-old trend with the exact pair of shoes Jojo opted for, the good news is we've found one place to shop the Nike Jordans in all sizes from UK 4 to 17.
Coming in a huge range of shades and combinations, the Nike Jordan 1 Retro high tops are an ode to the original Air Jordan 1s from 1983, emulating the iconic style that's been a firm favourite in footwear collections for decades.
Jojo's sneakers have been designed with a luxe leather upper and revolutionary Air-Sole unit inside. They come armed with lightweight cushioning and a premium feel that ensures your feet are comfortable no matter what, whether you're partaking in casual gameplay over a weekend or taking to the court like Michael Jordan himself.
This retro version features the same cupsole profile and thick stitch detailing as the original, ensuring you match the age-old trend, with all of the support and durability from a modern-day shoe.
The stable and supportive Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG is finished with a textile tongue for soft, breathable comfort and a lace-up fastening that keeps your high-tops in place and secure, ready to face all activities.
Jojo's Nike high tops are available to buy for £149, though Stock X does allow you to place a bid. Depending on your budget, you may be able to secure your own for less.
If you're happy to shop an alternative style high-top, Nike offer these Nike Dunk High Retro in black and white, and they're currently for sale for £71.99.
For those looking to ditch the Nike brand, Adidas have a similar look with these Rapid Court Mid High-Top Trainers, which cost £34 at Sports Direct.
Skechers also offers a twist on the classic high-top design with these UNO - Stand on Air, which come in a huge selection of 21 shades, including Jojo's preferred black and white. These shoes retail for £80.
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