I’ve been perusing all my go-to online stores lately for new fall pieces. I’m so ready for some newness. And instead of grabbing just new boots, new sweaters and so on. I thought, what about new clogs? A totally new trend we haven’t seen in years.
These 70s-inspired shoes are chunky, cool and perfect for fall. At almost every store I’ve browsed lately, there’s a pair of clogs to choose from!
You know it’s a trend for the season when there’s officially a clog filter on almost every site I’ve gone to. I feel like the last time these were in style was when I was in middle school. And here we are back to styling clogs.
But are you into them? How do we feel about clogs for fall?
I have to say I’m into them, but hesitant to wear them. Lack of confidence, maybe? I’m also someone who loves the 70s trend, but it’s a fine line to make it not feel like cosplaying a 70’s hippie. I’m not really an unconfident person, but this trend, for some reason, clogs sometimes have me questioning my outfits. It’s all about balancing this boho 70’s trend, with more modern pieces.
How I Plan On Styling Clogs For Fall
Since clogs are very boho, I want to balance this style out with something more modern and trendy. Think current denim trends like these kick crops, and simple tees and sweaters. They’d also be great with an oversized blazer to add some structure and something more polished to balance out the cool hippie vibe of these clogs.
With Wide Leg Pants
Both cropped and long. When it comes to the cropped wide-leg pant I am either doing a high heel, or a platform Converse for fall. I for some reason never pair them with booties but think they’ll be perfect with clogs.
They show off the shoe, and balance out the outfit, I love it! I’ll be wearing all my wide leg crop pants with clogs for fall. And all my traditional wide-leg flared jeans. These types of jeans always pair nicely with a nice chunky heel or boot and a clog is just meant to be worn with them. It’s 70s perfection!
I styled my Loeffler Randall clogs with these wide leg cropped jeans and a sweater for fall. And for a nicer outfit, these Veronica Beard high heeled clogs are great with a super wide leg pant like I styled here.
The Kick Crop Jeans
As seen in today’s look, these affordable LOFT clogs are perfect with a kick crop. It’s a nod to the 70s look and the cropped trend happening now. My kick crop jeans have become my go-to jeans lately and adding a fun chunky wooden clog is exactly what they need for fall.
Dresses And Skirts
Pair clogs with floral boho dresses for the ultimate 70s inspired look. Add a leather jacket or blazer to balance the entire outfit out and add some structure. I’m definitely on the hunt for good dresses and skirts for fall this year. I’m always wearing my jeans and am determined to step outside my comfort zone.
Straight Leg Jeans
Whether you just go for a good straight leg jean, or a more relaxed vintage mom jean, really ANY of these jeans work with clogs. They’re such a good pairing. Light wash, dark wash, black denim and even white denim. They just work together no matter what. I like the slightly cropped lenght to allow the shoes to be shown off.
Now Let’s Shop Some Clogs For Fall
I personally am loving more of a heeled clog for fall. I can skip the flats, the Birkenstock Bostons, they’re not for me. I’m into a heeled wooden clog 100%. Choose leather or suede, a sling back or mule. There are tons of clog options to choose from.
And honestly, the last few years the block-heeled mule had a major moment and those still work here too! Here’s an example of a wannabe clog that many of us embraced in recent years. But a clog is slightly different and more traditional.
They’re always made with one solid wooden piece for the sole. They typically have a rounded toe and an upper made of leather or suede.
Best Clogs For Women Under $100
Going to be honest, there aren’t a ton of options for clogs under $100. I think the wooden construction of the shoe is what makes them a bit pricier. But below are some options that I think are great.
Honestly, these Amazon ones are really impressive for their price. They look like a $100 shoe and are only $40. Since this is definitely a unique trend, I think trying it as an affordable option is the best way to do a test run. And these would be a perfect way to do it. Slight platform and comes in a few color options.
I never like to splurge on popular trends, or things that I’m not 100% sure I’m obsessed with just yet. Try something in the $40 range, and if you find yourself loving them and wearing them a ton, grab another nicer pair!
Designer Clogs I’m Loving
Not all of these are “designer” and super expensive. But it was very clear that under $100 clogs are far and few between. Plenty of great options just slightly over $100 that you can get the look with.
There’s some great clogs from low heel to higher heeled options from brands like Veronica Beard for a designer look or Free People. I’m loving these from Free People that are cool and interesting.
For me, the Loeffler Randall clogs are a recent addition to my closet that are a great neutral.
A few other notable brands to check out when it comes to clogs and clogs done right are Swedish Hasbeens and Bryr. These are two that were highly recommended by Indigoers!
More Outfit Ideas With Clogs
Clogs are such a fun boho nod to add to your closet. If you’re someone who likes a more 70s, boho or cottagecore, adding clogs to your shoe choices for fall is a no brainer. Here are a few more outfits in clogs from my own closet. I love to pair them with a jean to show them off, but they also work great with wide leg jeans giving you that ultimate 70s vibe.
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