Hands up who remembers the Clarks measuring machine?? I’m pretty sure that genius machine kick started my life long love affair with shoes. I remember shoe shopping being the highlight of any shopping trip, beginning with the all important shoe measuring followed by what seemed like hours picking lovely shoes. I’m not sure how but somewhere along the way, Clarks became ‘uncool’. In a bid to shake off that tag, they’ve launched a pop-up shop on Regents Street for their quirky Clarks Original range.
The Clarks Original pop-up is an entire concept and I’ve got to say, it’s pretty cool. They’re hooking up with Strummerville for a week of guerrilla activity. The foundation was set up in memory of Joe Strummer to encourage new music via online showcases, campfire sessions, mentoring and providing rehearsal space. The store is selling classic mens and womens shoes alongside limited edition collaborations for SS11 including some gorgeous floral shoes from Laura Ashley. The ranges build upon the brands heritage and connection with artists such as The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Dizzee Rascal and Florence Welch.
Sounds great.Juliet xxx
Loving the floral desert boots! And I used to love the Clarks measuring machine, though my feet always seemed ridiculously large and wide each time I went…
I have got right into my Clarks desert boots recently; two pairs of desert boots and would like many more.Carol xwww.mystylisms.blogspot.com
Ooo the event looks really fun! And bless those Laura Ashley shoes are pretty cute, I actually kind of like them! x
Loving the desert boots! These by Arthur Knight are just £69.95 when I last looked, and the grey pair I ordered are adorable! 🙂
Clarks Shoes Sale pop-up is an entire concept and I've got to say, it's pretty cool. They're hooking up with Strummerville for a week of guerrilla activity. The foundation was set up in memory of Joe Strummer to encourage new music via online showcases, campfire sessions, mentoring and providing rehearsal space.