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Monday, October 20, 2008

Can Crocs Ever Really Be Stylish?

Before Mirror Image goes on vacation, we pose this question: What do you think of these wintry, fur-lined Crocs? The company, known for its comfy summer shoe, released six new winter styles. We think these shoes could be warmer alternatives to the easy-to-wear flip-flop that won't freeze our newly manicured toes off. The rainbow colors, comfort factor and the price -  they are just $50 - are enough of a selling point for me. Interested? You can find them locally at Modell's and Benjamin Lovell Shoes. You can also buy them at the Crocs website. Do you like them? Can Crocs ever be truly be fashionable? We'll be back next Tuesday.

Posted by Elizabeth Wellington @ 3:56 PM  Permalink | 4 comments
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  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 6:27 PM, 10/20/2008
    They just won't go away. I thought they'd go out of style like jellies did in the 80s.
    — The Frugalista Files
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  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 11:44 AM, 11/07/2008
    Crocs serve one purpose and that is comfort. If they stick to that and not worry about being fashionable, then they will never go away like jellies in the 80's.
    — Tweety E


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About Elizabeth Wellington
I’m a Libra so I’m all about pretty things. We of the scales sign know what we like, and our standards are high. So I can’t help but love fashion – one day I will get that Diane von Furstenberg wrap and those Christian Louboutin shoes. And fragrances? My favorite right now is Chanel Mademoiselle. As for makeup, can we say MAC? So let’s thank the Greek goddess of beauty, Aphrodite, that a true fashionista can find everything she needs right here in Philly. I’ve covered fashion here for six years, and I have traveled to New York, Los Angeles and Paris to write about local and national designers. Let me tell you, there is no place where people wear midnight Eagles green or Phillies red with such wild abandon as they do on the west side of the Ben Franklin Bridge. Sound familiar? This blog is for you.
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