Every Clog Has Its Day

30 Days of Sven!

 

 

Day 23...and What's New? (as of May 23, 2012)

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Day No. 23

(style #111-83)

A Deal of the Day designed to put some color into your summer!

 

 

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1.  21433 clog from Camper

No. Most of it isn't wood. But it sure is cute.

Available through Endless.com.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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2.  Rudston clog from Timberland

Definitely not wood. But it does have some unique features.

Available in burgundy, black, brown, and wheat through Endless.com.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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3.  Edgewater clog from Lucky Brand

Again, not a shoe that shares our vision of clog orthodoxy. But sometimes your fashion sense demonstrates that rules were made to be broken.

Available through Endless.com.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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4.  615670 floral fabric clog from Marc by Marc Jacobs

I can't tell whether these shoes have wooden midsoles or not. From the pics I'm inclined to think it's heavily lacquered wood. But for all I know it could be porcelain. Now there's a thought!

Available through Endless.com.

 

 

 

 

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5.  April mule from Pedro Garcia

I've got two words for this wedge: stur and dee.

Available through Nordstrom.

 

 

 

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6.  Joplin mule from Gucci

Available through Nordstrom in tan and, for the more daring, black/tan.

 

 

 

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[On my feet as I blog:  I don't know why, but more often than not when I've got a business meeting to attend, I find myself in a pair of cords and my XRAY clogs from Bernardo Footwear.]

 

 

 

Day 22...and Celebriclogs (The Vanessa Hudgens edition)

ow exciting to find a celebrity who seems as wedded to wooden shoes as I am! As much as I thrill to spotting this singer or that movie star sporting a pair, all too often I get the idea that the shoe was just an incidental part of the outfit. Possibly even a one off in the wardrobe. And while getting dressed for the paparazzi, she could just as easily have grabbed a strappy sandal or a pair of UGGs. But not so, Ms. H. She has been repeatedly photographed on the street with wooden goodness on her feet. And for that she deserves a day in the Celebriclogs spotlight all to herself. Let me just pause a moment for our sponsor, and then we'll applaud this starlet for helping normalize our addiction.

 

 

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Day No. 22

(style #6283)

Woof! This Deal of the Day is $75.00 off.

 

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Vanessa Hudgens

American actress

 

Spotted in the Farrah clog from Koolaburra on Unusual Threads

 

 

Spotted in Christian Laboutin peep toe clog booties on Yuku and Global Grind

 

 

Spotted in unidentified platform sandals on Smashion Babble

 

Spotted in unidentified slip on clogs on Your Next Dress and Sugarscape

 

 

Spotted in the Octavia clog from Diane Von Furstenburg on Fashion Assist, B Chic.TV, and Trendmill

 

 

Spotted in...OMG!...the Nadine clog bootie from Koolaburra on Cognac Boots and on Coolspotters

I knew there was something about her I really liked.

 

 

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[On my feet as I blog:  my Claudie clog bootie from Zigi Soho. They look just right with these jeans!]

 

 

Day 21...and a 30 Days of Sven update!

ou have noticed that I'm not featuring a different Sven Clogs style each day just so we can marvel at their huge selection, haven't you? No, the 30 Days of Sven are here to put a pair of clogs in your closet! Each day I'm giving you a chance to browse a different style from their stock. And this is important. Because as the month of Sven comes to an end, you'll want to submit your contest entry to win one of two pairs of Sven Clogs that will be given away in June. And all that entry requires is your name, your city of residence, your shoe size, and...the style from the 30 Days of Sven you want to make your own.

Easy, no?

Feel free to browse through Every Clog Has Its Day to view the featured styles. If you've already found your fave, enter now. If you want to wait 'til the end of the 30 Days of Sven, feel free. The deadline for entries is June 10th at midnight your time. And the random drawing won't take place 'til after the contest ends, of course. 

Free clogs! For two winners! Now that could definitely brighten up your summer. So let your clog loving heart be your guide and follow your bliss!

 

 

 

 

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Day No. 21

(style #73-113)

Save $35.00 on this Deal of the Day. (And don't forget to check out past Deals of the Day. They're still good!)

 

 

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[On my feet as I blog:  well, my good friend Melissa chose to wear a pair of clog flavored (and bubblegum scented) rubber shoes today (from the Brazilian maker Melissa) and I had to show my solidarity with a rubber pair from Camper. Yes, I have strayed from clog orthodoxy. But that only makes me return to the wooden goodness with more fervor tomorrow!]

 

 

 

Day 20...and SISOTITILTFOMA

oof! I didn't expect I was going to conk out on the sofa in the middle of my Saturday afternoon! Well, as I said yesterday, it was that kind of a week. And if that message that just tumbled into my e-mailbox is any indication, today is just a continuation of the mayhem! At least I don't feel alone. Regular reader Tea chimed in to reassure me,

I had one of those weeks, too! What's worse is that when I looked at the pile of work I'd accomplished, I thought it would have been much bigger than it actually was.

Well, that's true. I spent a good chunk of Friday sending out e-mail to prospective clients. And while that did result in one promising reply, I recalled that before I could click Send, I had to get my website redesigned and double check a whole slew of e-mail addresses. So there was a lot of groundwork to be laid before I could put a checkmark in the Done column for that project.

It was one of those weeks...in one of those months...in one of those years. And yet I'm still smiling. And that I do believe is in part because I've found the means to follow my bliss thanks to some very cool clogs that have come on the market over the past couple of years...and because I've found some very cool people to share my excitement with. So let me start this Sunday blog with a moment of gratitude. Thank you! Thank you all for being there!

 

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Day No. 20

(style #158-83)

Order this Deal of the Day and you'll save yourself $75.00!

 

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Those familiar with my penchant for fanciful acronyms will know that today's content is nothing more than a collection of Stuff I've Seen On The Internet That I'd Like To Find Out More About. Though the real title should actually be Shoes I'd Like To Own If My Feet Weren't So Big And They Didn't Cost So Bloody Much! Anyway, here are a handful of fascinating footwear styles that have crossed my radar in the past week.

 

Maison Martin Margiela’s Patent Wood Print Pump

Spotted on Shoeblog

 

 

 

 

WWII era shoes manufactured without leather due to rationing

Spotted on CollectorsWeekly.com

 

 

Inspirationally massive platform boot from the Nicholas Kirkwood Autumn/Winter 2011 collection (Style #11A0635A0)

Spotted on NicholasKirkwood.com

Are they perched atop an exposed block of wood? Judging from this pump variation, I'm going to guess not.

 

Platform pump from the Nicholas Kirkwood Autumn/Winter 2011 collection (Style #11A0639A0)

Spotted on NicholasKirkwood.com

 

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[On my feet as I blog: when the weather here hits 90° as it did today, I start pulling out my sandal clogs. Like these Mary Janes that MIA released almost a decade ago. Still loving 'em!]