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8 Examples of Clogs Done Right

Love them or hate them, clogs are back. Here, our favorites from the runways, blogosphere and beyond
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There are so many ways to feel about clogs: Some women love them, others love them ironically and still others think they're an insult to footwear.

Though they might just be the most divisive shoes in existence (after Birkenstocks, of course), it's undeniable that clogs are making a comeback.

The Swedish-born trend has woven its way in and out of the fashion dialogue ever since its stateside rise in the 1970s. And according to the latest from Coach and Prada, as well as style icons like Leandra Medine and Kate Bosworth, clogs are officially in again. These trendy examples should convince you to wear them -- even if till now you thought clogs were uncouth.

Credit: Free People

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Modern Metallics
For Spring 2015, Coach gave the classic clog a metallic upgrade, adding a boost of shimmery color to an otherwise neutral look. You can find a similar style here.

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Outré-Chic
French journalist Alexandra Golovanoff attended the Celine show at Paris Fashion Week sporting a pair of black buckled clogs, which added unexpected whimsy to her posh ensemble. Recreate the look with a pair of Jeffrey Campbell Open-Toe Mules.

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Trendy Tassels
Man Repeller's Leandra Medine kicked this casual-chic look up a notch with a pair of tasseled platform leather clogs. Love these? Try Diesel Cuir Desir D'aly Peep Toe Platform Mules.

Credit: Collage Vintage

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Throwback Style
This trendsetter was spotted at New York Fashion Week, resurrecting the 70's in all-gingham and sky-high platform clogs.

BY AMANDA MONTELL | APR 23, 2015 | SHARES
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