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Cara Griffin

Great Neck

Editorial Director at FORMULA4 MEDIA

Editorial Director at Footwear Insight

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  • 1 month ago | formula4media.com | Cara Griffin

    WORKPLACE STYLETraditional silhouettes are back, and stylish sneakers still get the job done. Just as the scope of traditional 9-to-5 jobs has shifted over the past several years, so too has workplace style. Even before COVID changed our world and lifestyles in 2020, most office cultures had shifted to a more casual vibe for wardrobes and footwear. As work from home (WFH) became the norm for more and more people post-2020, casual style morphed into an even more comfy, super-casual zone.

  • 2 months ago | formula4media.com | Cara Griffin

    What do women runners want in their running footwear, apparel and gear? Quite a lot of things, it turns out. Getting the priority list right is key when designing products for women runners. Listening to feedback is a crucial part of the process. Brand execs say a good starting point is to place an overall focus on comfort, fit, aesthetics and functionality, but it’s the thoughtful details that set their true standout women’s running products apart.

  • 2 months ago | formula4media.com | Bob McGee |Cara Griffin

    Gold Medal Service AwardsRetailers on what worked in 2024 and what they’re wishing for in 2025. Successful independent footwear retailers know all too well that staying on top means constantly looking at ways to improve upon what they are doing. Implementing new initiatives and maintaining successful strategies is all part of the daily grind.

  • 2 months ago | formula4media.com | Cara Griffin

    Boot BookValue and versatility lead the way as the must-have traits that consumers are looking for in boots in 2025. From work boots to outdoor and lifestyle boots, footwear with a variety of features, including durability, is where it’s at. “Consumers are demanding more from their work footwear. It must be stylish, durable, and lightweight,” explains Don Colbert, founder and president, Hoss Boots.

  • Nov 25, 2024 | thetigercu.com | Abigail Suggs |Cara Griffin

    Imagine you’re walking around the University of South Carolina’s campus on a crisp Wednesday evening in the fall, and suddenly, you see a giant wooden tiger on fire. Then, you head across the state to Clemson University’s campus the following Monday and see a huge paper gamecock on fire. What is going on here? Well, these are one of the biggest traditions for both universities to mark the beginning of rivalry week: Tiger Burn and Cocky’s Funeral.

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