Vans v. MSCHF: Are Tyga’s “Wavy Baby” Shoes Artistic Expression?
Just over 6 months ago, on April 18th, the rapper Tyga presented a new collaboration with a local Brooklyn art collective, MSCHF – together they created the “Baby Wavy” shoes.
Just over 6 months ago, on April 18th, the rapper Tyga presented a new collaboration with a local Brooklyn art collective, MSCHF – together they created the “Baby Wavy” shoes.
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