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Shot by Bolade Banjo and featuring Nigerian skater Leonard Iheagwam and supermodel Irina Shayk, the campaign images evoke a British luxury feel while still keeping the aura of Supreme's skater cool intact. Along with the Burberry staples found in the collection, there are also signature Supreme pieces available with tracksuits, bucket hats, bomber jackets, and even 6-panel skateboard decks available. All pieces - except the silk pajama set - which will only be available for purchase in Burberry stores - are now available online in the US, UK, and Europe.
The partnership is another massive step for Supreme towards the world of luxury fashion, a move that has been picking up speed ever since they collaborated with Louis Vuitton in 2017. Last year alone, we saw collaborations with Tiffany & Co., Emilio Pucci, and Missoni. This collaboration and Supreme's mastery of the art of limited supply proves that the luxury world is Supreme's oyster.
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"I think this collaboration is a perfect mesh between both brands,” says Museum of Peace & Quiet Co-Founder, Christion Lennon. “Vans have been a go-to staple shoe for as long as we can remember. Staying true to our brand boasting a pure, uncluttered aesthetic inspired by the stillness and serenity of nature."
After launching at Dover Street Market London, the Vault by Vans x Museum of Peace & Quiet collection is now available to purchase online and in select stores worldwide.

The collection is available today at their US location, 125 Orchard Street, New York, NY and online at the Gelato Pique store, gelatopique.us
Check out images from the collection below.
