We’re less than a month into 2026 and fresh off her Golden Globe win, multihyphenate Teyana Taylor is quickly making an early case for Style Influencer of the Year.

Early Sunday morning, Jordan Brand took to its official @jumpman23 Instagram account to share the first-ever look at Taylor’s upcoming Air Jordan 3 “Concrete Rose” collaboration. The project has been rumored since spring of 2025, but notably, images of the new sneaker did not leak and were fully kept under wraps until now.

As noted in early reports about the collaboration, Taylor’s spin on the iconic Air Jordan 3 comes with a removable rose-themed thorn vine, which wraps the upper of the dark green design. Although the images don’t provide a full look at all angles of the sneaker, much of the Fir/Fire Red/Victory Green/Cement Gray/Metallic Gold/Gum Brown color palette can be seen. 

The Concrete Rose shoe features a Fir green leather upper that’s tonal throughout with Metallic Gold eyelets and a Fire Red rose emblem on the tongue. The leather extends over the traditional elephant print overlays, and just below that rests a layer of Cement Gray which appears reminiscent of the rough textures used on Cactus Plant Flea Market’s unreleased Nike Dunk Low. At the bottom, a Gum Brown rubber outsole finishes off the look. And although it can’t be seen in the teaser images, the heel of the shoe is expected to feature OG-style Nike Air branding.

In addition to the sneaker, Jordan Brand’s teaser confirms the collaboration with Taylor will include a collection of matching apparel.

Taylor’s Jordan Brand partnership began in 2023 with the launch of the Air Jordan 1 Zoom Cmft 2 “A Rose From Harlem,” which featured a similar barbed flower theme.

On Jan. 11, Taylor won Best Supporting Female Actor in a Motion Picture at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards for her performance as Perfidia Beverly Hills in Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another.”

The Teyana Taylor x Air Jordan 3 Retro OG SP is currently set to be released on March 4 for an expected retail price of $280 from Nike’s Snkrs app and select Jordan Brand retailers. The style code for the collaboration is IF3097-300.