This year I recommend either burying the UGG trend or conforming - because we just can’t seem to escape it. Every year it’s as if we find more ways to hate the classic UGG. It’s incredible how girls still manage to wear them with virtually every imaginable outfit from skirts and short shorts to dressy themed clothes. Not only have UGGs still remained in the majority of young Canadian women’s wardrobes, but this year UGG has introduced new patterns.

Exhibit A:

The Wilshire Signature (Click Here, or view below for image). At what point in time was it a good idea to slap a bunch of overlapping UGG prints on top of each other in different colours? I know that fashion houses such as Gucci and LV can do it, but it’s because they SELL! Not everything with a logo sells.

Exhibit B:

Women’s Classic Short Paisley (Click Here, or view below for image). No grown woman should ever consider wearing this. Not only is it overly nostalgic of summer [dresses], but it just looks like it should belong to an eight year old.

Surprisingly enough, UGG Australia in actuality produces a wide range of luxury boots which are overshadowed by the widespread trend of the classic warm winter boot which put them on the maps. Check out their Fall/Winter line at www.uggaustralia.com for a glimpse of their full line

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