Dr. Martens and Marc Jacobs collaborate on new boots

The 90s gave us the gift of grunge music: muddy electric guitars, buzzing bass, driving beats and loud drums. It was a sludgy mix of punk, heavy metal, and Hendrix distortion. Tragic lovers Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love were the poster children for this era. But it was Marc Jacobs who gave grunge music the backing of the fashion industry. He helped turn this cult musical genre into a style phenomenon.

In 1993, the designer teamed up with legendary boot brand Dr. Martens to create a new pair. Rooted in anti-establishment ideals, the two brands were a perfect match, and the boots were a hit.

Twenty-seven years later, the two collaborated again in a new style: the 1460 Remaster boot, covered in an eclectic mix of trinkets. Decorated with locks and keys, dice and jewels, these combat boots are as rebellious as they are alluring.

Marc Jacobs has much to say about this shoe brand. He says, "Dr. Martens has long been a symbol of individuality and counterculture.

"Dr. Martens has long been a symbol of individuality and counterculture. The shoe house, which describes Jacobs as "unpredictable and wonderful," is confident in this collaboration. What could be more exciting than working with someone who has "done whatever he wanted?