Ugg boots sales are up 29 per cent as noughties trend gets a 2020 reboot

Ugg boots are back! Top noughties trend gets a 2020 update as mini version of the shoe is spotted on supermodels across the globe – and sales are up 29 per cent this year

  • Emily Ratajkowski and Joan Smalls have recently been spotted in the £145 Uggs
  • Boots were popular in the early noughties but are making a 2020 comeback 
  • Vogue recently branded the Uggs ‘the supermodel shoe of lockdown’ as they’ve been sported as part as streetwear looks in London, New York and LA

The cosy sheepskin Ugg boot that was the the height of fashion in the early noughties has made a comeback  as stunning supermodels across the globe have been pictured sporting pairs as part of their post-lockdown looks.

Emily Ratajkowski and Joan Smalls have recently been spotted in the £145 Ugg Australia minis, while Sienna Miller, Gigi Hadid, Sarah Jessica Parker and Rihanna are also long term fans of the boots.   

The comfy cropped boot – which was originally designed to keep surfers feet warm in the 1970s – is a variation on the classic model, with a twist to keep up with 2020 street style.

Emily Ratajkowski (pictured in New York last week) and Joan Smalls have recently been spotted in the £145 Ugg Australia minis, while Sienna Miller, Gigi Hadid, Sarah Jessica Parker and Rihanna are also long term fans of the boots

Emily Ratajkowski (pictured in New York last week) and Joan Smalls have recently been spotted in the £145 Ugg Australia minis, while Sienna Miller, Gigi Hadid, Sarah Jessica Parker and Rihanna are also long term fans of the boots

Puerto Rican supermodel Joan Small was spotted wearing UGGs and a mini skirt in New York this month

Puerto Rican supermodel Joan Small was spotted wearing UGGs and a mini skirt in New York this month

Emily Ratajkowski (pictured in New York last week) and Joan Smalls have recently been spotted in the £145 Ugg Australia minis, while Sienna Miller, Gigi Hadid, Sarah Jessica Parker and Rihanna are also long term fans of the boots

Gigi Hadid is also a fan of the boots and has been spotted sporting them while out and about. She is pictured in New York last year

Gigi Hadid is also a fan of the boots and has been spotted sporting them while out and about. She is pictured in New York last year

Gigi Hadid is also a fan of the boots and has been spotted sporting them while out and about. She is pictured in New York last year

The shoe was once synonymous with WAGs and reality TV stars, with many pairing them with velour tracksuits for a casual look.

Now, more than a decade later, as coronavirus measures ease fashion icons across the world are once again opting for a cosy look, with Vogue branding Uggs ‘the supermodel shoe of lockdown’. 

Lyst, the largest global fashion search platform in the world, recently reported UGGs are making a comeback as there’s been a huge search in people looking to buy the boot.

‘Ugly boots are replacing ugly sandals post-summer, demand for UGG boots is growing 24 per cent week-on-week. Over the past month, there have been more than 41,000 searches for the brand,’ the report read.

Binky Felstead (pictured in London) is often sported  in a pair of UGG minis

Binky Felstead (pictured in London) is often sported  in a pair of UGG minis

Brie Larson is also regularly seen in UGGs while out and about

Brie Larson is also regularly seen in UGGs while out and about

Binky Felstead (pictured  left in London) is often sported in a pair of UGG minis. Brie Larson (right in LA)  is also regularly seen in UGGs while out and about

Fashion icon Rihanna is also often seen in the comfy shoes, she is pictured here in 2016 donning the boots

Fashion icon Rihanna is also often seen in the comfy shoes, she is pictured here in 2016 donning the boots

Fashion icon Rihanna is also often seen in the comfy shoes, she is pictured here in 2016 donning the boots

John Lewis have also revealed sales are up 29 per cent compared with last year.  

This week, It-bag designer Telfar Clemens wore a pair of the ultra mini boots to announce that his label would collaborate with Ugg for a 2021 collection.  

The designer released a  teaser showing the collaboration’s logo where the middle ‘G’ in ‘UGG’ becomes his famous ‘TC’ insignia. 

‘I find UGG really sexy, a soft kind of rugged,’ he said discussing the partnership.

‘I’ve always been obsessed with a certain kind of ubiquity when something really unique ends up on everybody. 

‘What I want to do is get down to the DNA of UGG and see what genes we have in common. To get down to the core of that feeling.’

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