I genuinely do not know where to start when it comes to wearing Uggs with mini skirts. There is really just so much wrong with the whole concept that it's warm enough to wear a skirt that barely covers your ass, yet it's cold enough to wear winter boots. Yeah, boots you wear in 30 degree weather and even colder. Boots with shearling lining. And might I add that there is the whole portion of your leg that remains uncovered. I like to refer to that unclothed leg area as the Freezing Point because that is the point where you remain freezing. If it's cold enough for Uggs, then you should be wearing pants. End of story. If it's warm enough for a mini skirt, then it's way too hot for winter boots. Whether you opt for a sandal or a closed-toe shoe is your own personal choice, but I imagine that if it is warm enough for a mini skirt, then it is also warm enough for flip flops.
As you can see, this issue is very closely related to the socks with sandals dilemma. Some people just don't understand the whole weather-appropriate clothing thing. So I'm just here to help you all out.
*While searching for a wonderful picture to complement this post, I came across many a photos with the red "no" circle (you know the circle with line through it, meant to mean "NO!"). So, obviously, I am not the only one who feels this way (this is not very surprising, but remains relieving). Some of these pictures are just those of uggs, sans the mini skirt, but I am focusing on its pairing with mini skirts.
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