SS19 is officially here, with the arrival of April giving the promise of good weather coming soon. With that, Nike have unveiled 4 silhouettes coming in a Laser Fuchsia/Laser Orange colourway, and we're finding ourselves hard pressed to not think about cocktails in the sunshine.

The silhouettes include the Air Presto, Cortez, Air VaporMax Plus and the Air Max 90. Each dressed in a combination of Laser Fuchsia/Laser Orange and White/Black.

If you've been on the hunt for a Summer inspired sneaker, then you really needn't look much further than these 4 silhouettes!

The Air VaporMax Plus arrives in a smooth gradient style, with a neoprene like upper, taking the style from the Tuned Air Max Plus, with transparent wave overlays. Below foot, a white section breaks apart the silhouette, with the famous VaporMax midsole below foot to give you a weightless cushioning.

White laces complement the rest of the colourway, with a mini Swoosh towards the heel of the sneaker, further branding on the tongue and VM branding on the heel, in TN style.

The Nike Air Presto is coated in full pink, with a gradient orange lace cage wrapping up from the midsole to the black laces. Coming in a slightly darker tone to the other silhouettes and introducing the use of black alongside the tropical colours.

A white midsole sits below foot, displaying a matching pink Swoosh to the midfoot, as well as on the toe box of the shoe and heel.

The Nike Cortez comes in classic style, with a streamline shape, serrated edges around the lace unit and midsole, as well as keeping with the colour scheme.

A large Laser Pink Swoosh can be found on the sidewalls, matching with the branding on the tongue, while working with the orange hues through the heel of the midsole and on the heel of the shoe.

A bright yellow takes over the majority of the sneaker, dressing the leather and mesh panels in similar tones, accented with crisp white around the mudguard's leather and rubber accents around the lace and heel. Laser Pink comes in on the Swoosh, Air Max detailing around the sidewalls, as well as the Nike logos on the heel and tongue.

Finished off with a bold pink outsole, to complete the look, showing off the Max Air unit.

Although already having been released in the USA, we're still awaiting a UK release. So stay tuned to The Sole Supplier for release details and where you'll be able to cop these fruity sneakers over the next month or two.

While you're here, be sure to check out the upcoming Nike Air Max 1 Yellow.