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"FacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterest\n\nVans isn't shying away from patterned fabrics this season, in fact, it's amping them up. Like the camo and Hawaiian  Van Doren collection, this collaboration with London's Liberty Art Fabrics turns the volume way, way up.\n\nLike each Vans sneaker, the Liberty fabric these models are paired with have a story to tell. The Authentic is interpreted in the Hera peacock pattern, which has been around since the 1890s. That brings old-time dandies and modern #menswear peacocks full circle. Meanwhile, the Era 59 gets done up in the Capel floral print from 1978, and the speckled Melly design.\n\nLike the Sk8-Hi? So do we. The Ianthe pattern (which Liberty debuted in 1967) balances a mid-century modern vibe with a deep blue color that really stands out. First introduced in the 1930s, Liberty's fluorescent pink Glenjade floral has been rechristened the Ditsy floral, and is printed on the Sk8-Hi Slim, perfect for the lady in your life\u2014or dudes with small feet, since it's limited to womens' sizes only. We really dig the way Vans decided to show these kicks off, the motif background lets the colorblocking really stick out, and has a Garden State-esque feel.\n\nVans x Liberty Art Fabrics Collection, $60-$70, available in October at vans.com/liberty."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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