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Clarks in Jamaica - Book by Al Fingers
Clarks in Jamaica by Al Fingers delves into the cultural significance of the iconic British shoe brand Clarks in Jamaican music, fashion, and society. The book explores how the shoes became intertwined with Jamaican identity, particularly within the reggae and dancehall scenes. Fingers traces the history of Clarks' rise in Jamaica, from their initial popularity in the 1960s to their status as a symbol of status, style, and street culture. The book highlights the relationship between music, fashion, and class, offering a unique perspective on global consumer culture and the Jamaican diaspora’s influence on fashion trends.
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