Vans Fear of God Black White Letters Red Sneakers - Artemisyeezy

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 Fear of God founder Jerry Lorenzo is back with another highly sought-after sneaker release. This high-fashion, street-influenced brand imparts some serious curb appeal against the iconic Vans vault UA ERA.

Contemporary detailing can be see throughout including the prominent use of branding which has been a domineering trend for 2018. The repeated use of the Fear Of God insignia further cements this as an exclusive.
Whilst there is a more laid-back colourway to choose from, this style is accented by bold hits of red to corduroy, suede overlays across the toebox, heel and tongue. Finally, dual branding is plastered to the inner solebed.

The L.A.-based brand has once again teamed up with Vans, this time on some more unconventional styles.
Even though Fear Of God continues to reign over the worlds of ready-to-wear fashion and highest-end streetwear (and make custom jackets for our “Citizen of the Year” Colin Kaepernick), founder and designer Jerry Lorenzo has never lost sight of the brand’s younger, cash-strapped fans. Lorenzo’s mainline label may sell a $1,100 military sneaker, but over the past year he’s worked with Vans to help bring his edgy-casual aesthetic to the masses. And now the two companies are back with a new collection of kicks that won’t wreck your bank account.

All three pairs feature the distinct luxe-streetwear style that has propelled Fear of God and Lorenzo to the top of the game. The Vans x Fear Of God sneaker is a designer take on the Style 147, and comes in striking red, black, and white colorways.

It features a mixed suede and canvas upper, metal “Fear of God” logo hit on the strap, and a drop-in sockliner. For all the logo lovers, there is a duo of Vans x F.O.G. (that’s Lorenzo’s affordable, Cool Teen™ approved sub-label) sneakers, which includes mid-top and low-top styles. Both pairs feature an inverted Fear Of God logo print and are made of a corduroy, canvas and suede with a glossy outsole. Between the entire collection, there is a little something for everyone: minimalists will dig the subtler slip-on, while loud dressers can cop the text-covered kicks.