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Now Even UGGlier Boots Exist, Thanks To Ugg Australia’s Collaboration With Y Project
In an exclusive collaboration with Y-Project, Ugg has released a new collection that’ll have you wishing you were Puss in Boots if you want to pull them off.
The boots were showcased in both the men’s and women’s catwalk shows at Paris Fashion Week, casually paired with jeans and oversized jumpers.
A spin off of the classic ankle-length, fleece-lined, camel coloured boots we all love to hate, these versions manage to be taller yet, simultaneously slouchier, than your average.
Y-Project is known for challenging the norm (and Uggs never claimed to be the prettiest petal in the field), but this is on a whole new level of ‘what-just-happened?’
Glenn Martens, Y Project’s creative director, said that the classic UGG boot is “one of the most recognisable shoes in history”.
“It’s timeless and challenging design made it a worldwide statement,” he continued. “Y/Project is about challenges.”
Challenging is definitely the word to hone in on, here.
And those of you feeling nostalgic for the quippier version of the classic Ugg boot could still indulge in this collection.
Your bouji dress-up boot might resemble a pug but, hey, “it’s fashion, darling.”
While this boundary-pushing collection might have tickled Paris’ fancy, Twitter is having none of it.
this is really elevated long island lax girl running to roosevelt field mall looks
— brainwash. (@wowiwrite) January 18, 2018
Putting the “high” in high fashion pic.twitter.com/x8fqQMkmdJ
— NaOCl (@avgbasicbleach) January 17, 2018
Given the ratio of Uggs + Leggings as pants + In the winter… this is possibly the most logical advancement Ugg could make… Short of making Ugg Shleggings.
— TEEG (@CriTEEGal) January 18, 2018
— ShoeWonk Shoe Blog (@ShoeWonk) January 17, 2018
Ugh .. pic.twitter.com/PyHTtX2uMt
— Marsha Tatipikalawan (@communitative) January 17, 2018
Lets forget uggs ever happened
— Subversive Style Blog: Fashion, Beauty, Lifestyle (@SubversiveBlog) January 17, 2018
The UGG® x Y/Project collection is priced between £195 and £995 will be available this autumn.
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