Vans Super LowPro sneaker? It's a darling Mary Jane shoe now.

Earlier this year, Vans launched its Super LowPro sneaker, a flat-soled sneaker inspired by a running shoe from its past (yes, the skate shoe brand also makes runners).

The Mary Jane version is merely an extension of the LowPro series and Van's Style 93 legacy (a.k.a. the OG Vans Mary Jane).

The Vans Mary Jane Super LowPro naturally comes with thinned-out rubber soles like those seen on the previous versions. And like a genuine Mary Jane, the Vans skate shoe features two straps across the foot.

Another great thing about this particular Vans Mary Jane shoe is the embroidery throughout, which adds a decorative and even more dainty touch to the already girlcore-approved shoe.

Not to mention, the leather Vans Mary Jane Super LowPro is also a premium stepper, promising the finest materials for the new cutesy shoe.

Vans' Mary Janes, again, originally known as the Style 93, have appeared with chunked-up, creeper-style soles and even heels before. Now, in joining the trendy low-soled sneakers craze, the beloved Vans Mary Janes have fallen flat in the best way possible.

Vans' Premium Mary Jane Super LowPro shoe is now available on the brand's website in pink and blue colorways for the price of $120.

It's a few more dollars than the normal LowPro sneaker. But hey, it costs to be a pretty, adorned Vans Mary Jane shoe.

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