Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Could it be that people are finally beginning to see the light? And in that light did they manage catch themselves in an unsightly pair of Uggs? Seems so, at least in Pennsylvania where administrators at Pottstown Middle School have banned students from wearing “outdoor, open top boots.” The reason, however, has little to do with fashion or style.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
When it comes to fashion, America has a checkered history of following trends. Sure, there have been the good — the Brit-Mod 60s, the wrap-dress 70s, the coke-bag 80s — but for every Mondrian shift there’s a Juicy Couture tracksuit. Whether imported or homegrown, these trends have created a blight on American fashion. By pointing them out FashionIndie hopes to do our patriotic duty to right the sartorial wrongs of our fore-mothers and fathers and build a better, fiercer future for the children. WON’T SOMEONE THINK OF THE CHILDREN?!
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- Despite many already having anointed Riccardo Tisci, Dior will not announce John Galliano’s successor until the Fall. [Fashionista]
- The new television Wonder Woman has nothing on Lynda Carter, not to mention that her costume looks like a cheap Jeremy Scott cast-off. [Socialite Life]
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
A little boy was saved by his Crocs…the shoes stopped electricity from passing into the ground thus saving him from electrocution. The chances of being struck by lighting is 600,000 to 1, and the chance for being laughed at for wearing these is almost 99%…your choice!
Edited by Kirby Marzec
The last I heard of Crocs, they were going out of business, but according to this image released by our friends at Racked, they decided to mate with Converse and breed these hideous Crocverse shoes. I just don’t understand.
LINK LOVE: Racked
Edited by Saynt
They are called Oobees. They are house slippers with the sole of a sneaker so that you can wear them outside. You have been warned…
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
GoingConcern.com has discovered a lawsuit in Germany where Porsche is suing Crocs over use of the word “Cayman.” Apparently, both Porsche and Crocs make a Cayman model (above).
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
If only designers took pity on crocs and helped re-design them, instead you can pay $170 for the above sandal, courtesy of Givenchy.
