It’s no secret the “Westerncore” trend has arrived and is here to stay. While the trend is inspired by Western wear, it doesn’t mean you necessarily need to wear cowboy chaps to achieve the look. One ...

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I never thought I’d know how to wear cowboy boots, let alone even own a pair, as an adult. To me, they always felt like a costume and inauthentic to my personal style. That changed after I visited ...

Cowboy boots are no longer just for ranchers, folks in the American Southwest, or actual cowboys (if they still exist?). While it once veered costume-y in other parts of the U.S., Western wear is ...

You know, I know, we all know—the Western trend is alive and very much here to stay. I mean, what you see the Cowboy Carter concert outfits? We're even going so far as to wear cowboy hats to the beach ...

Kendall Jenner paid a visit to tattoo artist Kate McDuffie for some new western-inspired ink Kendall Jenner was really feeling the "yee-haw!" spirit on her summer vacation. In an Instagram Story ...

You don't need to rope steers, own an F-150 truck, or even sport a cowboy hat to rock cowboy boots. If you do any of those things, good on you. For everyone else, don't worry. Cowboy boots are ...

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Good thing for you, I'm obsessive about this shit. I spend an ungodly amount of time on eBay looking for old cowboy boots. I know the design and business minds behind Lucchese's resurgence. And most ...

It’s safe to say that the autumn/winter 2025 collections made a strong case for women's cowboy boots: the classic Western silhouette was spotted at Gabriela Hearst, Vaquera and Burberry, to name a few ...

Cowboy boots go in and out of style, but their origins are in hard work. John Wayne exclusively wore Luccheses, bull riders sport Ariats for their local rodeo events, and modern brands like Tecovas ...