You remember Uggs, right? The boots with the fur once worn by the tragically unstylish? You might think GQ endorsing Uggs for men is fake news, but we're here to report that the famously ugly ...

Agents with the N.C. Anti-Counterfeiting Task Force discovered the knock-off designer apparel and accessories at The Flea flea market at 3220 North O’Henry Blvd. in Greensboro, state officials said.

LOVE them or loathe them, Uggs are back, embraced by Gen Z and A-Listers alike. Here, Fashion Editor Clemmie Fieldsend takes aim at the Noughties clumpy footwear, currently threatening to reclaim t… ...

My fake Ugg era coincided with a few snowy winters: after I traipsed around in the sludge, the boots were forever scarred by tide marks, however many times I optimistically scrubbed.

Ugg Since 1974 will change its name to Since 74 for consumers outside of Australia and New Zealand.

Fake Uggs — or “fuggs,” as they’re commonly known — lacked the coveted Ugg tag on the back of the heel and the status-y appeal that came with that square inch of label.

FASHION fans are only just realising that they’re probably NOT wearing real Uggs despite spending a fortune on the boots. Phoebe Evans took to her TikTok page to share her revelation and it’s ...

UGG boots went mainstream in the early ‘00s, on the cozy feet of Paris Hilton and Cameron Diaz. As boot season kicks in, which stars still love them in 2024?