When I was a child, probably around 7 or 8, my mother bought me a pair. After this, I felt that they were ugly and refused to wear them. Now i Know They are ugly, and I am craving for them.
Clogues have recently enjoyed the Renaissance with Boho Revival. When he wore clothes, Kemina Kamali planted seeds Front-power guest Her opening in the matching of wooden shoes at the chlo show. Since then, other designers have offered their interpretation to the Anna needle from Lauren Manogian and even a line. And it is not that we forget the permanent popularity of birkenstocks Boston Clog.
On a recent visit to Northern California, I spent a day around the Russian River with friends, where the themes of the conversation were swept away for favorite Kombucha brands and mindfulness-oriented tech startups. As we packed my place on Riverbank, I saw my friend, Serafina, wore a couple of Sepia Plastina Horticulture. Not only was I jealous of her practicality (rocks and sand were flooding my ancient van slip-on), I realized that ugly, yet a magnetic bridge towards brilliant shoes.
In this way I put myself on my friend’s couch in San Francisco, who hunt for a pair of my own gardening horticulture. But instead of Serafina’s transported plastis or wooden boho-chath, I settled with a little heel from Meera people on a rubber fuchia pair. Even when I was typing in my credit card information, I knew that it was out of a depth to the character trick for me. (My colleague Lai Garcia-Furtado confirmed with the response to this picture that I read him: “Oh wow sooo wackadoodle.”
But despite my reporting Strange shoe greenMy own shoes are largely classic: naked ballet flats, black leather shoes, slim flip-flops, and lace-up sneakers are part of my regular rotation. But now, my ultra-kombi hot pink gardening clogs feel like a way to get out of my comfort zone, bringing some pizzzes to my mass neutral wardrobe. Already, I am styling them equally with jeans and T-shirts, miniskirts and romantic blouses.
