Fashion is extra af right now, but sometimes to look cool as a cucumber, you really just need to keep it simple.
And nobody knows this better than Gap.
The classic denim brand just launched their latest ad campaign called “Bridging The Gap,” and it involves 15 cool creators who made the classic white tee and denim look their own.
Wiz Khalifa, Christie Brinkley, Priyanka Chopra, and more dance around a white studio space in their minimalist lewks while lip-synching to a song that’s so peppy it’s almost corny, but maybe will kinda turn your day around.
The whole ad is very 90s and happy go-lucky, and very Gap.
Check the vid out below and see if it won’t turn your Tuesday around. Or at the very least, convince you to ditch one accessory before you leave the house today.
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