The Jacquemus x Nike Moon Shoe has added another colorway, and this one has moved beyond its first home. The “Emerald Rise” pair spent time at the label’s Miami Design District boutique before reaching a broader audience online. Select sizes are now available on Jacquemus.com.
The release puts a fresh spin on Nike’s classic running silhouette, which the label has reworked with its own signature details. Where earlier versions leaned on muted tones, this edition is bright, airy, and clearly shaped by its setting.
A Palette Shaped by Miami
The colorway takes its cues from Miami’s surrounding waterways and the pastel Art Deco facades that line its streets. A pale blue nylon forms the main body of the shoe, with soft creases that give the upper a relaxed, lived-in look. A mint-green Swoosh runs along the side, finished in a textured leather that catches the light.
Lilac panels frame the heel tab and the toe, adding a cooler note that keeps the blue from feeling too heavy. Cream laces and a matching bluecap tongue tie the palette together. The result feels like a seaside afternoon rather than a technical running shoe.
Details That Set It Apart
The label’s branding appears in two places. The Jacquemus name is stitched across the tongue, and a debossed logo sits on the heel, keeping the identity subtle but easy to spot. Those small touches signal that this is a label-led collaboration rather than a straight Nike release.
Underneath, a cream midsole sits above a lugged outsole in a warm gum tone. The rubber adds grip and a chunky profile, while the lighter midsole keeps the overall look crisp. The silhouette stays true to the original runner, so the shoe works with both tailored and casual outfits.
Wearing the sneakers with sheer or ribbed socks, as the campaign imagery shows, helps the pale tones stand out. The combination reads as intentional, especially with light trousers or a cropped jacket.
Price and Availability
The “Emerald Rise” Moon Shoe retails for $180. Select sizes are available now at Jacquemus.com and at the Miami Design District boutique. The style code is HV8547-300, which is useful for tracking the pair across retailers if the release sells through quickly.
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Following the Collaboration
This colorway is the latest chapter in a partnership that has kept the Moon Shoe in conversation for months. Our earlier coverage of the Nike x Jacquemus Moon Shoe looked at how the label reshaped the original design. Our later feature on Solange Knowles and the Nike x Jacquemus collaboration explored how the pairing has been received beyond the sneaker world.
Emerald Rise adds a clear point of view to that story. It shows how a regional idea, in this case Miami’s color and architecture, can turn a familiar running shoe into something that feels new.
