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Clarks Spring 2014 Women’s Footwear Collection

Spring is always about renewal and welcoming what’s fresh and new. For the Clarks Spring 2014 Women’s Footwear Collection, they bring a fresh takes on their classic styles with unexpected materials, eye-catching details and bursts of bold color, making this collection its most fashionable so far.
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 Classic and artisan Clark Footwear styles, like the Valley Lounge Smoking Flat, and the Dunbar and Cliffrose Sail Boat Shoes, get cool color makeovers with availability in bright hues, patent, croc leather and striking metallics uppers, giving a modern twists to the nautical styles. Wedges, like the Amelia Avery and Caslynn Regina, get on trend updates like laser cut etching and contrasting color. Other hot spring trends and key shapes in the collection includes perforation, criss-cross vamp straps, double ankle straps, T-straps, modern loafers, cup sole sandals and cork foot beds, mule silhouettes as well as sporty silhouettes.

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 Bringing more fresh styles to spring, Clarks Footwear collaborated with London-based style and pattern innovators, Patternity, to create an exclusive print for the brand’s iconic Desert Boot. The eye-catching print features a bold lacquered geometric graphic inspired by classic shapes (circles, rectangles, etc).

Any favorite shoe styles from the Clarks Spring 2014 Women’s Footwear Collection? Do you love footwear? Visit www.Shoeography.com for more womens and mens shoe highlights.

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