Are We Really Wearing Uggs This Summer?
Bella Hadid is not the only trendsetter who approves.

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Wearing Uggs in the middle of summer might not be the social norm—but when has anyone ever been noticed for playing it safe? The iconic shearling boots, long considered a cold-weather staple, are getting a warm-weather remix, and It girl Bella Hadid is leading the charge in 2025.
The model was recently spotted strolling through Aspen in the heat of June wearing none other than denim shorts and Ugg’s latest release: the Classic Micro Uggs, which launched on May 30 and retail for $150. The new silhouette is a shorter, sleeker version of the beloved boot, and, perhaps surprisingly, it’s become the perfect transitional piece for those who prioritize comfort.
These micro Uggs are practically made for summer (if you let them be) since they hit low on the ankle, sparing your calves from an unfortunate sweat session, and their slip-on feature makes them ideal for everything from airport travel to a lazy Sunday coffee run. Paired with micro denim shorts and a slouchy tee or even a bikini, these shoes exude off-duty energy with just the right amount of effortless cool.
The micro silhouette is arguably the most practical bet on a summer boot that'll stay as cool as possible, that doesn’t mean taller styles are off the table. In fact, Doechii and Emily Ratajkowski have both been spotted rocking higher-cut Uggs with warm-weather staples like mini skirts and breezy maxi skirts. The result? A cozy-meets-cool contrast that feels unexpected, but undeniably stylish. The juxtaposition of a plush boot with skin-baring summer pieces gives the look a kind of rebellious charm—and proves once again that fashion rules are meant to be broken. Remember the recently popular trend of pairing delicate ballet flats with sporty Adidas shorts? It was an unexpected combo, yet suddenly everywhere.
So while traditional fashion rules might say to store your Uggs until fall, we’re living in the era of “wear what you want”—and right now, nothing feels more unexpected than Uggs in 80-degree-plus weather. If Hadid's doing it, you know it’s only a matter of time before everyone else follows.