The Desert Boot as gained popularity in the men’s fashion world. Not only has the boot made a statement through celebrities and their fashion but by everyday people. Nathan Clark, the creator of the fashion accessory has passed away at 94 years old. Clark who died on June 23rd, created these lace of ankle boot. The boot got its name, Desert Boot because they were worn by desert fighters in Burma during World War II. Those in Britain did not immediately like the suede material and crepe sole of the boot. However, in America, the boots were loved. What really made these Desert Boots notable was the fact there was a lack of maintenance. Labels such s J.Crew, Dior, Opening Ceremony and TOPMAN have interpreted the Desert Boots. Clark is the great-grandson of the founder of Clarks, a brand that sells women and men’s shoes.Text Stephanie Buscema
Source(s): GQ
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