do as I say, not what I do.
So I got these (in that colour, too), because I figured that was better than shelling out gobs of cash for a pair of Uggs without knowing if I could handle wearing fluffy booties or not.
They’re my training Uggs.
Obviously, they are suede and wool, not shearling, but maaaaan. Cozy. Comfy. Like wearing foot clouds. I can tell Uggs are more luxe, but these feel pretty damn good, too.
No, I don’t wear my jeans tucked into them, because I WON’T OWN JEANS WITH TAPERED ANKLES EVEN IF CLINTON AND STACY TELL ME TO.
Not that they would. I’d look like a drumstick. With fluffy boots.
No, I am not planning to wear them with a miniskirt and leg warmers. I have only owned one pair of legwarmers, and they went with a turquoise sweater dress I had when I was ten.
I did look pretty awesome, thank you.
I’m just wearing them with normal, bootcut jeans and a happy sweater, but I actually look FOR ONCE like I’m dressed for the weather.
Also?
Sun came out.
WOO!
Now all that’s left is the SARS that is currently eating my body.
Maybe the boots will cure it?
October 23rd, 2007 at 9:36 am
here in colorado it certainly gets cold enough for uggs. i have two pair myself (including an adorable shorty chocolate brown pair)…but i have firmly believe that if it is cold enough for uggs, it is too cold for a miniskirt. not that i would ever wear a miniskirt anyway…unless it would get stacy and clinton to my house to feature me on an episode of “what not to wear.”
October 23rd, 2007 at 12:40 pm
I know a lot of people wear socks to bed when they have a cold. Maybe your new boots will beat the SARS.
It has to be better than flip-flops.
October 23rd, 2007 at 12:57 pm
I think that the jeans tucked into the boots only looks good on a very small percentage of people…I’d look like an ice-cream cone.