Clark Clogs

Clogs have outgrown their clunky rep with brighter hues and booted-up styles and stilettos. You can also lead the catwalk like Carrie Bradshaw in the flick Sex and the City 2. Carrie sported a pair of chic and modern clogs. And for a change, you don’t think of blonde braided milkmaids in wooden ones.

High heeled clogs with backless versions were also seen at Karl Lagerfeld’s Chanel show along with Louis Vuitton and Alexander Wang’s spring/summer runways. Style ambassador and designer Alexa Chung wore a pair of brown Chanel clogs during her Couture show in Paris. There is no doubt that these trendy clogs express your personality so well.

I love them because they are easy to slip on. Unlike the traditional clog, these huge heel platforms are a rage. For instance, these Clarks shoes clogs tan come in neutral colors for the summer months and can be sported with a series of outfits. Think pencil skirts and formal trousers during the day and cute shorts and jersey dresses for the evening. They look equally good with jeans too.

You can pick them in colorful and bright patterns for that feminine touch. I recently saw a funky polka dotted one in fuchsia, which is every college girls dream. Of course, don’t dress up like an 80’s doll by opting for similar print clothing. Instead, go for neutral or plain shades to tone down the look.

Comfortable Birkenstock clogs and Mary Jane shoes offer you a range of chic clogs, which are wearable all day long. You can relax into lasting comfort with the Birkenstock Bern clog. The T-strap Mary Jane slip-on shoe features a resilient oiled leather or nubuck upper with an adjustable strap to give you a snug fit. The signature, suede-covered Birkenstock molded cork is a versatile and trendy pick for both casual and semi-formal wear.