Crocs teams up with unexpected fashion brand for its cosiest collection yet

Crocs is no stranger to bold fashion collaborations, but its latest collaboration might be its cosiest collection yet. The cult footwear brand has teamed up with Hollister to create a collection that blends comfort with laid-back Californian style, perfect for autumn.

The range is small, featuring two styles of plush,shearling-lined clogsthat are ideal for the cosy season and keeping your feet warm on chilly autumnal days.

And to complete the look, Hollister has added a line-up of fleece-lined hoodies and comfy joggers, designed to pair effortlessly with the shoes for head-to-toe snug style.

With the success of Crocs' Cozzee Slippersthat were dipping in and out of stock last year, it's no surprise to see the brands tapping into thecosy style even morenow that we've reached cooler weather. It's also clear to see that shoppers now value comfort-driven fashion more than ever.

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With Crocs continuing to create viral products and dominate the wacky shoe space, and Hollister's reputation for relaxed, youthful style, the pairing makes a perfect fit. And the result is a collection that feels equally playful and practical.

In other cosy shoes news, UGG's latest footwear drop has caused up some conversation online. In a star-studded campaign featuring Sarah Jessica Parker, Elsa Hosk, Rina Sawayama and more, the brand dropped its Zora Ballet Flat, a hybrid design that combines UGG's signature sheepskin lining with the trending silhouette of a ballet pump. The result is a shoe that is cosy, fashionable and controversial.

Fashion fans are split, with some praising the design as the perfect blend of comfort and trend, while others are less convinced, and some are in the middle, hailing the shoes as 'ugly cute'.

Love them or hate them, UGG has a talent for designing shoes that grab your attention. This latest style has already garnered popularity among celebs, with Gen-Z artist Pink Pantheress rocking a pair over the weekend.