For more updates on the latest happenings in sneakers, streetwear, and more, keep it locked to our Twitter and the Sole Retriever mobile app. Vans Vault has collaborated with iconic brands such as Undercover, Taka Hayashi, and Jim Goldberg. As of now, sizing and pricing information is TBA. Vans Vault, launched 2003 by California brand Vans, creates unique collections inspired by contemporary streetwear while staying true to their roots of West Coast culture and skateboarding. The Bianca Chandôn x Vault by Vans Collection is set to release on August 20th, 2022 through select retailers while a release is slated for August 23rd. All items are authenticated through a rigorous process overseen by experts. The RealReal is the world's 1 luxury consignment online store. Completing the entire design is the Bianca Chandôn branding that looks almost handwritten on the heel counter in faded blue ink. Shop authentic Vans Vault at up to 90 off. In lieu of the checkerboard pattern, a five-pointed star pattern is printed across the base layer of all four sneakers while the sole units borrow the worn-in look. Classic color schemes of black/white, red/white, blue/white, and white/black take over the silhouettes respectively, though the canvas and suede uppers get distressed, appearing pre-worn. While everyone is familiar with the concept of star patterns, whether that be through childhood memories of the abstract thought of the universe, Alex Olson’s label takes inspiration from the iconic checkerboard pattern seen on many Vans’ silhouettes and applies it to the Sk8-Hi Reissue VLT LX, Old Skool VLT LX, Authentic VLT LX, and the Classic Slip-On VLT LX. The thought behind most pieces comes from cultural ideas that aren’t at the forefront of the collective thought, as seen on the star-laden and distressed Bianca Chandôn x Vault by Vans Collection. Founded back in 2014 by Alex Olson, Bianca Chandôn has blended the world of high fashion and skateboarding through its design inspirations from the 70s counterculture, 80s clubbing, and the 90s anti-fashion sentiment.
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