How do you wear Ugg type boots?

[scbelleatheart]

My DH just bought me the cutest Coach boots at a very good price. Brown suede w/ Coach logo embossed on the top half and rabbit fur trim that come just below the calf. I tried them on and they fit perfectly but that was without pants tucked in. Do you tuck your pants or leggings in or do you let them kind of scrunch up? I don't have any tight around the ankle pants so I guess I'll need to go get some to how comfortable they fee. I definately can't get a bigger size or my feet would be swimming in them!

 

[Happiest mommy]

ahh great hubby I usually wear Jeggings or nice fitting jeans tucked in, I really don't like the scrunch look.

 

[Disneybuckeye]

DD tucks her jeans in hers.

 

[scbelleatheart]

Thanks! Guess I'm shopping this week. I know he can't wait to see me wear them but I wanted the right look. I haven't seen him in months for more than a few hours a a time and he was so proud of his purchase. I do love the boots!
I am really greatful so I wear them right!

 

[windycitymom]

There really isn't a right way to wear them, IMO. Whatever is comfortable for you. I always wear bootcut jeans, so I prefer to wear my jeans untucked; however, all young girls wear their skinny jeans tucked into their boots. I don't wear skinny jeans, and my legs feel better with the jeans untucked. I'm also a Mom who is not looking to make a fashion statement

 

[scbelleatheart]

Not trying to make a fashion statement I had one of those Moms who believed your bra and underwear should always match in case you were in an accident and that type of logic is ingrained in my head.
I'll look for some jeggings but I'm leaning towards untucked and very casual. DH also told me I need to look for a new coat. He said he hates the down parka I always wear. So why did he never tell me this before? maybe I'll let him pick out the coat too!
I'm a jeans, sweatshirt type of girl and he lives in jeans except for business meetings but I think his point is we are going to be working in frigid weather for the next several months so we need to be warm but look nice for our clients. He's still ok with jeans and sweatshirts in our plant. He just wants me to bump it up a notch when working out of town without wearing dress pants/skirts and heels. Imagine dress pants and heels while wearing a hard hat?

 

[QVCshopper]

I'm not really into fashion, so I just wear them under my jeans. They are comfy and warm and make me happy. I have camo Uggs in blue and tan, so I obviously don't care. But, they were about 60% off, so you can tell what matters to me, LOL!

 

[cm8]

Not trying to make a fashion statement I had one of those Moms who believed your bra and underwear should always match in case you were in an accident and that type of logic is ingrained in my head.
I'll look for some jeggings but I'm leaning towards untucked and very casual. DH also told me I need to look for a new coat. He said he hates the down parka I always wear. So why did he never tell me this before? maybe I'll let him pick out the coat too!
I'm a jeans, sweatshirt type of girl and he lives in jeans except for business meetings but I think his point is we are going to be working in frigid weather for the next several months so we need to be warm but look nice for our clients. He's still ok with jeans and sweatshirts in our plant. He just wants me to bump it up a notch when working out of town without wearing dress pants/skirts and heels. Imagine dress pants and heels while wearing a hard hat?[/QUOTE]

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[scbelleatheart]

Not trying to make a fashion statement I had one of those Moms who believed your bra and underwear should always match in case you were in an accident and that type of logic is ingrained in my head.
I'll look for some jeggings but I'm leaning towards untucked and very casual. DH also told me I need to look for a new coat. He said he hates the down parka I always wear. So why did he never tell me this before? maybe I'll let him pick out the coat too!
I'm a jeans, sweatshirt type of girl and he lives in jeans except for business meetings but I think his point is we are going to be working in frigid weather for the next several months so we need to be warm but look nice for our clients. He's still ok with jeans and sweatshirts in our plant. He just wants me to bump it up a notch when working out of town without wearing dress pants/skirts and heels. Imagine dress pants and heels while wearing a hard hat?[/QUOTE]
Glad that was a good giggle and know where my head is at!!!
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