Niraj Kakade

Love to hate them or hate to love them, Crocs are coming back in a big way

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Levis

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Crocs Comeback: 5 Unconventional Collaborations Of Recent Times

Ananya Swaroop

Nicki Minaj recently posted a picture while teasing fans with her new album. She ditched her usual Balenciagas this week and chose to model a pair of hot pink Crocs in the picture that she posted on May 10. The post went viral in no time, reportedly resulting in Crocs&#8217; website getting crashed. Also Read: [&hellip;]

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Nicki Minaj Crashes Crocs’ Website With One Instagram Post

Sanika Achrekar

Crocs has announced their fifth collaboration with Post Malone. Designed in partnership with Malone, the Post Malone x Crocs Duet Max Clog II deserves two colorways, featuring both a pink and a black silhouette. Both shoes feature an exaggerated, chunky outsole, pivotable backstraps with adjustable hook and loop closures, Post Malone-branded rivets and lanyard clips. The [&hellip;]

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Post Malone And Crocs Announce Fifth Collaboration By Giving A Surprise

MW Staff

After its recent collaboration with Justin Bieber, Crocs has partnered with Nicole McLaughlin for another classic clog collaboration. The latest collaboration features a new aesthetic, with McLaughlin bringing her signature upcycling approach to the silhouette. This limited edition launch from the brand is in lines of an exclusive joint project with Project Greenhouse, a multi-faceted [&hellip;]

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Take A Look At Crocs And Nicole McLaughlin Collection

Sanjana Gupta

Here&#8217;s a dose of outlandish news for this week

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In This Week’s WTF News- Blurred Ears, Grass Crocs And More

There&#8217;s a compelling visual reason. Social media is neck-deep in croc-odile tears and maybe even real ones after they were afflicted with Balenciaga&#8217;s attempt of bringing Crocs back during Paris fashion week and these went especially a bit far due to their, how do we put this, heeled nature. &nbsp; &nbsp; A post shared by [&hellip;]