The Style Issue, August 15, 2024
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August 15, 2024

The Style Issue, August 15, 2024

Since the Clarks Desert set foot in Jamaica in the early 1900s, the style has accrued cult status year after year. Today, it, along with the Wallabees, is the go-to shoe of many Jamaicans. Limited-edition styles and custom steppers collected over the years were plentiful last Friday as #ClarksFaithfuls flocked Shop 18A, Central Plaza for the Clarks Originals Store x Signature Style grand opening.

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Purple Hearts We’re loving how Clarks Marketing Manager, Latin America and the Caribbean Maya Rao styled the Claima x Clarks Originals Purple Wallabees.Garfield Robinson

Bad Enuh, Pawdie! Grammy-nominated artiste Tessellated brought out a 2020 collector’s item, the BAPE x Clarks Wallabee Coral Combi.Garfield Robinson

Sole Of A Nation Florida-based nurse Nadine Morgan rocked the Cactus Green leather Wallabees from the Clarks A/W23 Dancehall collection.Garfield Robinson

Out of The Blue Signature Style principal Karen Smith D’Aguilar’s Wallabee in Bright Blue from the Clarks Dancehall Collection was a scene stealer. Garfield Robinson

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