The Chicest White Western Boots
Have you heard of the Western Chic trend? It’s a deliberate blend that celebrates the rustic aesthetic of the Wild West while incorporating the clean lines and bold silhouettes of contemporary fashion. The juxtaposition of ruggedness and sophistication is what truly sets this style apart. I have to say that I’m a big fan of this trend, and when I found this stunning pair of white western boots from Tecovas, I knew they were the element I was missing for this look! If you want to know the details of how I styled this trend as well as all the info on these fabulous cowboy boots, keep scrolling!
Frank & Eileen Mary Denim Shirt Dress // French Kande Necklace // White Western Boots
These are “The Abby” boots from Tecovas; They specialize in fashion-forward western apparel for the modern world. I especially loved my in-store experience, as shopping for western boots can be confusing and intimidating for a first-time customer. If you’re shopping online, I’ve been assured you can expect a seamless experience and easy returns and exchanges should you need them. These boots feature a 17″ knee-high silhouette with a roomy design that fits perfectly over a straight-leg pair of jeans. The intricate stitching takes them to the next level and the 2″ heel adds a little height without compromising comfort. My favorite detail is the customization they offer, as you can see I had my initials branded into the straps for the perfect personal touch. I styled them with a edgy black Frank & Eileen Denim Shirt Dress and topped this simple western look off with a beautiful French Kande Necklace.
Will you be rocking the Western Chic trend this fall? Let me know what you think in the comments!
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I live in montana now and western chic is not a trend but a lifestyle! I own 2 pair of Tecova boots, and my husband has 3 they are wonderful boots!!
Montana is such a beautiful state! I love hearing from you and yes, totally agree…it is a lifestyle! Doesn’t Tecova have the best boots?!?