CROCS FASHION: A TREND WE NEVER SAW COMING.

 

There has been a surprising increase in the love and use of crocs in recent times. Crocs which used to be called ugly gardening shoes are now being used as high-end fashion items. This change took its course in 2016 when the brand marked its first fashion collaboration with designer, Christopher.

With the way Crocs have recently made a major comeback, the question is: How should this mule trend be used? Even though Crocs can be the simplest to style, it is very easy to go wrong with it.

Crocs can be worn on several outfits, each matching the style portrayed and the function being attended. Whether you are going for a date, evening walks, a party, to the market, to the mall, or even to class, here are useful tips for you to step up your crocs fashion game.

Crocs with street outfits

This is the simplest. If well done, it could bring out a baddie kind of wear and this is a go-to look for most young adults. All you have to do is dress in a street-like look, then exchange your trainers for your crocs. You can choose denim jeans coupled with a baggy t-shirt, and then add your matching pair of crocs.

Crocs with short, stylish wears

Mini dresses, skirts, and shorts always appear cute when worn on crocs. They can give both a simple and sophisticated look subject to your choice of style.

Crocs on school outfits

Picking up crocs to pair with your school outfit is usually simple and gives a much more comfortable feeling. And it is usually very easy to move with, especially when you are late for class. You can rock it with jeans, palazzo trousers, sweats, patterned sets, and more. Students who enjoy dressing casually enjoy this style.

Formal or Semi-formal outfit 

Crocs have now been seen used with more formal dresses but it is still uncertain if they can be worn to formal gatherings.

Crocs with professional outfits 

Medical doctors and nurses wear crocs while on duty, especially during surgical operations. This makes them more comfortable and allows for easy movement between wards and assured comfort while in the operating room.