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Brand: COMME des GARÇONS Girl x Vans

Model: Vans OG Era LX

Buy: Online at Dover Street Market

Editor's Notes: COMME des GARÇONS Girl has re-released its take on Vans' OG Era LX.

The collaboration was first seen in December 2020 and has seemingly resurfaced just in time for the holidays, following a unique spread of pinkish Nike Blazers that launched in August of that year.

Pushing the Pepto Bismol agenda, the two labels revamp the low-top sneaker in bubblegum pink, resulting in two colorways: the first applies a pink gingham upper to a white midsole accented with matching pink foxing, and the second decorates a white canvas upper with small pink polka dots.

Basically: think pink.

The kicks are a far cry from CdG x Vans' UA Authentic, a style covered in bold black text.

They're also markedly different from CdG's other recent footwear collabs, including the sculpted Nike Air Foamposite and the Salomon XA-Alpine 2, both rendered in black and white.

Beyond footwear, Rei Kawakubo has been busy on the co-sign front. Earlier this month, CdG Play teamed up with K-Way for an outerwear drop, and in October, the Japanese label debuted a co-branded shopper with Gucci.

Creative crossovers are a necessity for staying relevant these days, so I can't exactly blame CdG for embracing the art of collaboration — especially when it involves such an irresistible shade of pink.

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