COWGIRL STYLE

Growing up in Montana, Casey Curtis developed a passion for painting, fast horses, and fine fashion. She always had a dream of creating her own Fine Western Collective for the women that fearlessly chase their dreams and want to look good doing it. This passion led her to pursue an Apparel Design degree at Washington State...

Featured image: Wilma Wrap, $28, rodeoquincy.com. Don’t leave your wild rag behind this spring! Style up silk scarves in your hair, around your neck, or banda-style to add a bit of Western flair to any outfit.  Wild Rose Scarf, $18, rodeoquincy.com. Our Lady Wild Rag, $55, rodeoquincy.com. Wild rags are a great year-round accessory and come...

A cowgirl can never have too much turquoise in her collection! Create a unique collection by adding some of these shapes to it! Sky-shaped pieces are gorgeous. We have stars in our eyes for these turquoise necklaces! How precious is this moon? Lightning bolts for your lightning-fast barrel racers! Adorn your hands with the shapes...

“Our story began long before the birth of Capitan. From pre-internet days of traveling sales to show boots across the country to the early 2000’s opening of our own factory in Leon, Mexico and forming global partnerships with the finest master craftsmen of our time, you can say we’ve been around the block. “”What happened...

I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again: you can never have too many hats! The Fringed Hussie has some stunning lids that will be great for any cowgirl’s closet! Jewel accents or burned designs add such a unique element and would definitely gain a lot of attention and compliments. Check out some of their...

Iconic global denim brand Wrangler® announced that it has welcomed Georgia May Jagger, top model, to the family as the face of its Women’s Heritage Collection, which launched Fall/Winter 2020. Jagger was photographed by Cass Bird in New York City, bringing the ‘Turn Heads. Capture Hearts’ campaign concept to life. The tagline nods to how the Wrangler woman confidently commands...

There are two predominant types of leg protection in the Western world. Let’s go over them! Chaps Chaps are typically made out of leather and cover the full length of the leg. They were originally made to protect cowboy and cowgirl’s legs from the rough country they rode in. They can be seen in an...

Egyptian Prince Turquoise was first found in Egypt over 7,500 years ago. It was highly coveted by the Egyptians to be a sacred stone. This stone has bright greenish blues and a webbing of rich red and copper hues. Each piece is completely unique and today’s turquoise is still mined from the original, ancient mines! This turquoise...