In this video we are going to be looking at 10 different ways to style the Air Max 97, featuring both casual and a fleasier outfits. So let's start off the video with a Nike Tech fleas tracksuit. Super cozy, this outfit features the matching black Tech fleas jacket and pants, which is great if you're hanging around the house, running some errands, or if you're heading to practice. This top has a zipper pocket on the left sleeve, which you can store something small, like a set of keys, or credit card, and the pants are perfectly tapered with drawstrings and an elastic cuff. If you're going for that fleasier look, this outfit is undefeated. But if you're more of a casual guy, this next outfit might be perfect for you. It features a black quarter zip sweater and gray skinny fit jeans. Now regular, more wider fit pants are super trendy at the moment, and I do feature them later in the video, but I assure you you can never go wrong with a slim fit pair of jeans when wearing athletic sneakers. The sweater on the other hand features a collar, which gives the outfit more of a dap or look. This is great if you're going to dinner or going to class. You know, both things you may not be able to do right now because of the pandemic, but hey, this two shall pass. Flannels are a staple in my wardrobe, no matter this season, and I think they should be for you as well. They're super versatile to dress up and dress down. Here is a great example of how to incorporate them in a more streetwear type outfit. Throw it on top of a hoodie and your set. You may need to size up, for example, if I were wearing this on top of a t-shirt, it would probably fit a little too baggy, but on top of a hoodie, if it's just right. And to keep the tones of the outfit the same, I wore a navy pair of denim, which is essential to any wardrobe. Similar to a flannel, it can be worn with a blazer, an adressure, or supercage like you see here. This next look is one of my all-time faves. It just never goes out of style. And I have a couple tips that you guys can latch onto. Whenever you were wearing a button up shirt, leave it unbuttoned, and the color of your undershirt should be the lightest color of the outfit. It helps to create a gradient type effect that's not only pleasing to the eye, but is also pretty stylish. And if you're ever wondering what color to wear with your khakis or beige pants, don't forget that black goes with everything. Here's another great example. Only this time with a more workwear type fit. Notice the undershirt is a light, heathered gray with a pair of charcoal double knee carpenter pants and a navy blue jacket. The jacket is made from a nice light weight fabric, which means it can be worn in both the summer, but also features a boxier fit, which means it can also be worn on top of a hoodie for fall or winter. If you want to kill your workwear outfits this summer, be sure to wear with wider fit clothing. By now you've realized the shoes are all black. And one of my favorite ways to wear black sneakers is with black jeans. This pair has a nice weight to length ratio, which means it stacks well onto the shoes and with a vintage wash to it makes for a great modern denim. Throw it on with an olive hoodie and you can never go wrong. Now let's throw in some spring fits that are perfect for the transitioning weather. Here are my new favorite shorts. Of course they're olive cargo shorts because I'm super basic like that, but hey, I thought they look great with these gray socks and Nike Tafelis green neck. It features the same sleeve pocket, but makes for a nice light weight sweater that's both casual and sporty. They can easily be worn to the gym. 97's are a great summer shoe. They're comfortable and low profile, perfect to wear with shorts. And here I'm wearing them with the Nike sportswear woven shorts. I love these so much. I own them in three different colors. They're like wearing exercise shorts, but with more structure to them. And the shirt is a nice baggy oversized wash tee. Pro tip this summer is to wear a baggy t-shirt with above the knee shorts. But if you just want a net flex and kick it at home, here's how the fit looks with some gray sweatpants. Wait, side note, the sun was kind of killing this shot. Let me go fix that. While I was at it, I brought the jeans from the previous fit and threw them on with a Detroit jacket. This jacket has some black details on it, like the corduroy collar, so I thought it was necessary to match with the rest of the outfit. And with this washed jeans, it really hits home with the rugged look. Okay, that was 10 ways I styled the Air Max 97. Comment below which outfit was your favorite. And for more sneaker content, just like this one, be sure to subscribe to Finishline.