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Crocs x Simone Rocha’s Fifth Drop Features Coquettish Clogs and Bedazzled Sandals — Shop Here
The collection includes five new styles with pearl and beaded embellishments.The collection includes five new styles with pearl and beaded embellishments.
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Crocs has returned with another high-fashion collaboration starring Simone Rocha.
This marks the duo’s fifth footwear drop together, and it is a monumental occasion indeed. This time around, the pair has released five styles — two clog-like Ballerina platforms and three Soho sandals — all equipped with platform soles and a slew of pearl accents. In the realm of colorways, you’ve got Espresso and a muted Pink Caramel option for the platform Ballerina as well as a mint-green hue called Jade, Chai, and Black for the Soho model.
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While this is a collaboration, the new silhouettes boast clear Crocs influence, retaining their identity with backstraps for an adjustable fit and ventilation holes on the toe boxes. Each style is heavily adorned with pearls and crystals on the upper, made to mimic blooming florals. The sandals have a more subdued profile with a subtle lifted sole, while the Ballerina creation is avant-garde and height-boosting, accompanied by block heels. With how fast Crocs and Rocha’s past drops have sold out, we’re predicting these styles will go just as fast. You can browse the collection on Crocs.com or shop below.
Simone Rocha x Crocs Ballerina Platform in Pink Caramel
Cast in a pale pink hue, this Ballerina clocks in at $300 and marries high-fashion style with Crocs’ world-famous comfort. From the outsoles up, you’ll see embossed detailing with rows of dainty bows transitioning into what almost looks like embroidery. Said soles are a platform style, operating on the basis of a block heel that lifts the wearer to new heights.
The uppers are beautified with eye-catching crystals, beadwork, and pearls that recall Rocha’s work on the runway. Practicality is secured by an adjustable backstrap along with cushioned insoles that cradle the feet with each step. Like your regular Crocs clogs, these special-edition Ballerina platforms have ventilation holes on the toe box for added breathability. If you’re on the market for a whimsical shoe that toes the line between form and function, we’d encourage you to add this fresh arrival to cart.
Sizing is currently available from 4 to 11.
Price upon publish date of this article: $300
Simone Rocha x Crocs Ballerina Platform in Espresso
The collection’s second Ballerina offering is swathed in a deep chocolate brown that almost reads as black — being otherwise identical to its soft-pink counterpart. Given this moodier color palette, the platforms’ adornments also take on a darker hue and thereby aptly contrast with those coffee-tinted uppers. If you’re afraid of getting the pink dirty, Espresso is your next best bet.
Price upon publish date of this article: $300
Simone Rocha x Crocs Soho Sandal in Black
The Soho sandal is an understandable departure from Crocs’ iconic clogs, what with its open-toe design. The collaborative product’s uppers are crafted out of TPU, otherwise known as Thermoplastic Polyurethane: a durable, rubber-like plastic that marvelously stands up to wear and tear. You’ll find adjustable instep straps and backstraps here for tailored wear; like the Ballerina, the Soho also takes advantage of crystal and pearl embellishments, running across the length of the soles and bedecking each thick strap. Specifically, the front straps are punctuated by custom Jibbitz that resemble flowers at peak bloom.
The platform outsole, standing at just over two inches, is made with Croslite — a proprietary material used by Crocs to make most of its viral selections. The result? Each step is lightweight and plush with the Soho, making it feel as if there’s nothing on your feet at all. Summertime is drawing nearer, positioning this sandal as a go-to choice for fashionistas looking to embrace footwear that sits at the intersection of the casual, the breezy, the fancy, and the playful.
Price upon publish date of this article: $225
Simone Rocha x Crocs Soho Sandal in Chai
The Chai iteration of Simone Rocha x Crocs’ Soho sandal is also available to shop online as we speak (but not for long), and it’s a toasted-beige shade that evokes the drink behind its name.
Price upon publish date of this article: $225
Simone Rocha x Crocs Soho Sandal in Jade
This Jade number is the release’s liveliest and most season-aligned. The minty-green stepper is ideal for introducing more color into your monochrome wardrobe this spring while still keeping things classy and easy on the eye.
Price upon publish date of this article: $225
Born in Dublin, Rocha launched her fashion career in 2012, following schooling at The National College of Art and Design and the Central Saint Martin’s College, according to her website. Rocha’s designs are directly influenced by her Irish upbringing, often utilizing plaid fabrics. Her approach is dreamlike, focusing on exaggerated silhouettes that blend feminine aspects like florals, bows, beading, and pearl accents with the masculine hardware and leather. Rocha’s work can also be interpreted as coquettish and wistful: bringing to mind visions of frolicking across Ireland’s highlands on a windy day.
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Amina Ayoud is a Commerce Writer for Penske Media, where she writes stories about everything from celebrity style to new footwear releases. Ayoud cultivated a deep appreciation of fashion history and the luxury industry early in life. In her free time, she’s a self-proclaimed fashion nerd and thriftaholic. Ayoud attended Virginia Commonwealth University and studied fashion merchandising along with mass communications. After college, she worked on Fashion Snoops’ Culture team and as a beauty writer for Allure, WWD, Footwear News, Glamour, and more — before landing at Billboard.