These days, wearing Crocs is no longer considered a fashion crime but a sign of being cool enough not to care what others will say. Ariana Grande has been spotted in a pair of white Crocs Classic Clogs worn with socks. Post Malone, who’s had a collab with Crocs, likes his Classic Clogs in black. Bad Bunny has performed on stage wearing his neon green Crocs. Pharrell has sported tie-dye clogs at a Netflix premiere.

An article even said Crocs would make the coolest cycling shoes.

In the Philippines, dance floor dynamo AC Bonifacio has showcased her creativity and expresses herself by using Jibbitz charms to accessorize her Crocs.

“I’ve always loved Crocs because it allows me to express myself. I also love how each pair I own matches my personality,” said AC, whose images wearing Crocs in different ways are featured in Crocs Philippines’ Facebook and Instagram pages.

Crocs Philippines has also launched additions to the Crocs Classic collection featuring the popular Unisex Classic Bleach Dye Clog, Women Classic Platform Clog, Unisex Classic Crocs Sandals and Women Classic Crocs Slide.

The Crocs Classic Bleach Dye has 13 holes to allow stylish personalization with unique Jibbitz charms.

The Crocs Classic Platform sports a heightened, contoured outsole that supports the upper you know and love with a slimmer, sleeker look. The customizable backstrap also holds Jibbitz charms, so you can personalize your look even more.

The Classic Clog and the Crocs Slide are now in sandal form with two upper straps offer even more comfort and foot security and seven holes on each shoe allow you to personalize with Jibbitz charms.

To learn more about Crocs Philippines and the global Come As You Are campaign, please visit the Crocs Philippines pages on Facebook and Instagram