As much as I'd like to be the kind of woman who tends to her garden in clogs and a sunhat on the weekends, I can't exactly say I'm at that point in my life. But a girl can dream, right? Well, whether you have green-thumb fantasies like myself or not, I've found a pair of shoes that are such a cute upgrade from garden-variety clogs (see what I did there?) that I think you'll like.
Loeffler Randall took rubber clogs—arguably the quintessential "ugly" shoe trend—and added a sweet printed ribbon to add a dash of English countryside appeal. Of course, nothing's stopping you from taking. a pair of Crocs and adding your own bow, but I don't blame you if you're not into the DIY scene. Scroll down to shop the new shoes as well as other versions of the clog trend.
Clogs, but make them fashion.
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These daisies are so sweet.
A classic take on the trend.
These are some of the chicest clogs I've come across.
Part Mary-Janes, part clogs.
The OG rubber clogs.
These come in tons of cute colors and the price $35 price tag is very tempting.
You can't go wrong with Swede-designed versions.
Heads up: Everyone's beloved rainboot brand, Hunter, makes cute clogs now.
Heels that are actually comfortable. Imagine that.
Sometimes no-frills is the way to go.
Gotta love Birkenstocks.
The classic Crocs also come in so many other colors.
Another great option from Swedish Hasbeens.
These are a little bit edgier than other clogs, but I think the risk will pay off.
I love this beautiful light tan color.
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