12 Perfect Clogs for Fall
Designers are reimagining this folksy shoe for high-fashion appeal, add one of these twelve pairs to keep your fall wardrobe on-trend.
Originating from humble workwear beginnings, the clog is an ever-controversial shoe style experiencing a high-fashion revival. Designers such as Simon Miller, Tory Burch, and Louis Vuitton are reimagining this workwear staple through a contemporary lens.
Initially invented in the Netherlands in the 13th century as a protective footwear design for labor-intensive industries, such as agriculture, mining, and factory work, the clog became another member in the recent trend of chunky shoe styles. Modern designers, including Simon Miller and Proenza Schouler, transformed the clog using contemporary materials and updated silhouettes to overturn the shoe’s traditional associations with folksy, wooden designs and reinvent this striking style for the modern woman.
Whether you make this shoe the statement piece of your next outfit or prefer this style for its comfortable design, the clog is worth adding to your next shopping list. L’OFFICIEL created a guide to the best clog styles to make it easy to introduce this shoe to your fall wardrobe.
Perfect for urban adventures, the Tory Burch Lug-Sole clog fuses the classic Mary-Jane style with the clog for a modern shoe perfect to pair with slouchy socks or printed tights.
Tory Burch Lug-Sole Clog, $348 Tory Burch
Make a bold statement with this retro '60s inspired clog featuring a squared toe and striking leopard print.
Swedish Hasbeens Dagny Mule, $330 Swedish Hasbeens
This simple, elegant clog pairs well with flowy silhouettes and tailored separates with its stacked heel, studded trim, and smooth suede.
Veronica Beard Dacey Clog, $400 Veronica Beard
If you need an adaptable staple for work and play, Hunter Women’s Original Play clog provides a durable, waterproof style in classic colors. We love the bold red color in this style so you can stand out this fall season.
Hunter Women’s Original Play Clogs, $75 Hunter
Add feminine flair to your next outfit with the Fabrizio Viti Jean Daisy clog. The daisy floral details featured in this style exude femininity and playfulness to any outfit.
Fabrizio Viti Jean Daisy Clog, $588 Fabrizio Viti
A designer homage to the clog’s origin story. This Lemaire clog from their Spring/Summer 2021 collection could be your next staple shoe with its chic black leather and lacquered wooden heel.
Lemaire Spring/Summer 2021 Collection Clog, $1,054 The Broken Arm
For the minimalist, the iconic Bottega Veneta Puddle is a streamlined, contemporary interpretation of the clog perfect for outfits in need of chic comfortable styling.
Bottega Veneta Puddle Clog, $510 Bottega Veneta
Ready to wear by a warm hearth or outside on your way to work, this clog style by Louis Vuitton provides cozy, designer comfort featuring their classic Monogram canvas.
Louis Vuitton Winterbreak Flat Comfort Clog, $1,330 Louis Vuitton
For the purists, the Dansko Professional Cabrio clog is one of the most affordable and simplest designs emphasizing this shoe style's natural comfort and traditional durability.
Dansko Professional Cabrio, $130 Dansko
If you’re looking for a statement clog, the Puffy Rondo Slippers by Proenza Schouler feature a unique oversized silhouette and quilted design that would easily add visual interest to your next outfit.
Proenza Schouler Puffy Rondo Slippers, $740 Proenza Schouler
This eco-conscious vegan leather clog by Simon Miller is a maximalist's dream with its playful, oversized bubble shape.
Simon Miller Bubble Clog, $425 Simon Miller
If you want to keep things simple, the Tokyo clog by Swedish brand, Sandgrens, features all of the traditional hallmarks of this historic shoe style in an affordable, hand-crafted form.
Sandgrens Tokyo, $189 Sandgrens
