For the NBA All-Star 2020, Jordan Brand is celebrating its namesake and the city where he won six titles.

With All-Star Weekend being held in Chicago this year, Jordan Brand is celebrating Michael Jordans career and the Windy City itself. The Air Jordan 3 Retro U comes in Bulls red, with Nike Chi replacing the Nike Air branding, while a new version of the Air Jordan 34, called the Jordan Unite, features all eight colors of the Chicago transit system.

Air Jordan 3 Retro U

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Air Jordan 34 Jordan Unite

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Meanwhile, another colorway of the Jordan 34 comes in white, black and red, with a shroud on the upper giving it a fresh look.

Air Jordan 34 SE

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Two other releases pay respects to Jordan himself. The limited-edition New Beginnings Pack brings back two styles the legend wore on the court: the Nike Air Ship PE and the Air Jordan 1 High 85, which returns in its original form.

Nike Air Ship PE (L) and the Air Jordan 1 High 85

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For women, an Air Jordan 1 High OG comes in a colorway that pays tribute to both Jordans collegiate and professional career, with blue and red accents representing his time at North Carolina and on the Bulls, respectively.

Air Jordan 1 High OG

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Additionally, the Jordan Why Not? Zer0.3, Russell Westbrooks signature sneaker, is getting two fresh takes in honor of All-Star Weekend. The shoe is being released in a vibrant, multicolor iteration, LA Born, to represent Westbrooks hometown of Los Angeles.

Jordan Why Not? Zer0.3 LA Born

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It is also dropping as part of the Jordan Unite collection in a colorway inspired by Westbrooks love of basketball.

Jordan Why Not? Zer0.3 Jordan Unite

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All-Star Weekend is being held from Feb. 14 through Feb. 16.

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