The book “Virgil Abloh. Nike. ICONS” offers an immersive deep‑dive into the visionary collaboration between Virgil Abloh and Nike, celebrating 10 of Nike’s most iconic sneakers re‑imagined as cultural artefacts. With over 350 pages of vivid photography—prototype shots, studio sketches and atmospheric imagery—the book becomes a design‑object in its own right. It pairs archival richness with a clean, modern layout, reflecting the spirit of experimentation and detail that defines Abloh’s work. Structured to reveal both concept and creation, the narrative tracks how each shoe was de‑constructed, annotated and re‑assembled with creative commentary and behind‑the‑scenes insight. The large format and high‑quality printing underscore the subject’s status: sneakers as industrial design meets streetwear iconography. Published in 2020 by TASCHEN with ISBN 383658509X, it stands as a reference for design lovers, sneaker fans and cultural critics alike. Whether displayed on a shelf or studied for its craftsmanship, the book invites viewers into the intersection of fashion, art and engineering. In short: this edition captures a pivotal moment in design history—where sport, style and creativity converge—packaged as a lasting visual statement.