Happy New Year!

I hope you'll forgive me for "sleeping in" on New Year's Day. I'm re-posting a feature from a year ago October. You've seen that little photo of clogs arranged in the shape of a "C" that adorns the top of the left column of this blog. If you've ever wondered what shoes I have pictured there, here are the gory details. The real question now is how many of these have I sold since then in order to make room in my closet for new styles?

 

Traveling clockwise from the 12 o'clock position:

1.  Frye, Ella shearling clog

2.  Matisse, Savannah clog

3.  Mia, huarache clog

4.  Parade, ankle strap clog

5.  Kenneth Cole, clog

6.  Sanita, Dory clog

7.  Sanita, Kharma clog

8.  Sanita, Classic closed back clog

9.  Parade, clog

10.  Frye, T-strap clog pump

11.  Mia, shearlng clog

12.  Mia, square toe clog

13.  Miu Miu, 5" clog

14.  "Frankenclog #1" (Colin Stuart base plus unknown upper)

15.  "Frankenclog #2" (Colin Stuart base plus Steve Madden upper)

16.  Miu Miu, buckle clog

17.  Diego di Lucca, pony hair clog

18.  Colin Stuart, slip on clog

19.  Colin Stuart, ankle strap clog

 

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[On my feet today:  after I click "Save", I'll be getting dressed for my own New Year's Eve plans. The Coco clog boot from Vince Camuto is a strong contender. Depends on whether it works well with the leather jeans I have in mind.]

 

 

Comments

[Amber]

I am very interested in obtaining the Mia Huarache Clog. Can you give me a style name or any other info so that I might be able to find it online?

[Lindsey Cochran]

Thanks for asking.  It's a lovely sandal clog that has gotten me through a couple of summers now.  I've owned two pairs (though I've since sold one), but I missed them when MIA first released them...oh, I don't know how many years ago that was now.  Both of my pairs came from eBay.  And I don't recall either seller providing a style name.  I found them using the eBay Saved Search feature using the terms "Mia" and "clogs".  I'd be leery of throwing the term "huarache" in, though.  You could miss a listing because the seller didn't use that word in the item description.  Or didn't spell it properly.  (You'd be surprised the shoes you can sometimes find by searching for "colg".)