Ugly For a Reason: New York Times + Birkenstock

Is the human foot a design disaster or miracle of human evolution? This is the question explored in Episode 1 of The New York Times and Birkenstock's series "Ugly For a Reason". Episode 2 dives into the future of foot health while the third episode tells the story of how one “ugly” sandal disrupted the world of fashion.

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New York Times

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Birkenstock

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Fashion

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New York Times

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Birkenstock

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Fashion
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