Published on April 4, 2026
If you’re anything like our editors, you’re delighted of a nostalgic trend—especially one that brings back joyful memories. When it comes to UGG, a brand that has managed to stay relevant in fashion for more than 25 years, you can sign us up for a styling session. Each design offered is irresistibly comfortable, whether you opt for clogs, slippers, the classic boot, or a new street-style forward silhouette like the Lowmel Sneaker. UGG has already cemented its status as celebrity-approved for 2026, with stars like Charli XCX, Selena Gomez, and Doechii embracing recent variations.
Currently, UGG’s bestsellers include the Adirondack Boot XXV ($250), perfect for après-ski vibes; the ankle-skimming Classic Micro Boot ($140), which one of our editors personally owns; and the Classic Tall II Boot ($220), which has been recently spotted on Bella Hadid and sparked conversations on TikTok.
Our editors chose pairs that reflect their personal styles, building feel-good looks that resonate with today’s trend cycle. These selections serve as solid reminders that something “old” can always be appreciated as new again.
Lena Felton showcases an all-black, relaxed ‘fit with the UGG Tazz II Slipper priced at $145. Jessica Andrews opts for a chic swap for heels, sporting the UGG Classic Short II Boot at $190. Sarah Wasilak embraces a utilitarian moment in the UGG Moxy Chelsea Boot at $170. Meanwhile, Haley Lyndes focuses on uncomplicated staples, wearing the UGG Otzo Clog at $150. Finally, Naomi Parris embodies cozy-chic weekend vibes with the UGG Lowmel Sneaker, also available for $150.
Whether styled for leisure or in high-fashion context, UGG remains a brand that deftly balances comfort and trendiness, making it a go-to staple in wardrobes for 2026 and beyond.
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