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John Varvatos Converse "Crazy Laces" by Josh Rubin

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For their first collaboration John Varvatos and Converse brought you the slip-on Chuck—summer's perfect shoe. Now it's slightly Goth fall brother has dropped and is quite a sight. As seen in the pic above provided so kindly by UNDFTD, there are 19 eyelets on either side of the shoe but the black canvas, eyelets and laces balance chaos with simplicity. And those laces are elastic which means you can still just slip em on.

Varvatos has also teamed up with Converse to create a full clothing line. The Fall 2006 look book is here.

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This entry posted on 11 August 2006 at 1:26 AM
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