Lisa Says Gah has teamed up with Vans on a 90s-inspired Lisa Says Gah x Vans collection.
Lisa Says Gash is a California-based label known for its bright, colorful, and feminine designs. On the other hand, Vans is a classic skate shoe label, with a cult following. Together, the two brands have come together to launch a Lisa Says Gah x Vans collection with a 90s-inspired girly grunge aesthetic. As part of the new collection, many of Vans' most iconic designs have received a Lisa Says Gah-inspired makeover. For example, the Old Skool design has been reimagined in new hues like bubblegum pink, green, brown, and cream. Meanwhile, Vans' Slip-On design has seen its iconic checkerboard pattern altered by Lisa Says Gah's mocha vintage rug style print.
The new Lisa Says Gah x Vans collection is currently available from the Lisa Says Gah’s website.
Grungy 90s-Inspired Shoe Collections
The Lisa Says Gah x Vans Collection Boasts a Grunge Aesthetic
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