Selena Gomez Says This Unimaginable Shoe Trend Is Back With Her Head-to-Toe Ugg Outfit

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Tara Gonzalez

Published on January 27, 2022 @ 05:30PM

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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I think sneaker wedges will be back in a couple months. The writing is on the wall, and Selena Gomez, in head-to-toe Ugg, is holding the pen. Since it's winter, she's wearing not wedge sneakers, but wedged booties, which are currently on sale at Nordstrom. It's almost like the department store is begging us to give the 2010s trend another shot.

Wedges in shoes where they don't belong go hand-in-hand with the cringiest trends of the past decade. Who could possibly forget the famous Jeremy Scott ones with leather wings attached at the back? Its grip on street style was unlike anything else at the time, and it's slowly starting to make its way back into the 2020s mainstream. Consider these Ugg wedge boots the gateway to full-fledged wedge pandamonium (get your tumblr blogs ready).

Aside from the wedge boots, Gomez's look is harmless — comforting, even. While filming the second season of Only Murders in the Building, Gomez bundled up for brisk New York weather in the Ugg Judith long cardigan, a pair of Ugg lounge pants, and the most oversized Ugg puffer. It's giving stylish burrito, and you can add every single ingredient into your Nordstrom cart.

And if you want to choose violence, consider giving this on-sale Ugg wedge bootie a shot. It might be the most comfortable way to add some height to a winter outfit while your pumps are in hibernation. Gomez couldn't make the look feel any more approachable, and we can guarantee come spring, you'll be fully prepared to embrace the sneaker wedge trend in its confusing and controversial glory.