first lookFLASH & DASH

Treat yourself—or your horse—to a flashy, fringy, or simply fabulous western accessory.  Cool chinks, hot boots, and embellished tack rock the rodeo and beyond.

first lookQuincy Marvel Freeman grew up on a cattle ranch in California and was a 4-time Collegiate National Finals Rodeo qualifier. A line of apparel she designed for Ariat helped launch the young entrepreneur’s solo career, combining her passion for rodeo and design. Her unique sense of fashion has inspired tack, apparel and boots that burst with vibrant color and creativity. rodeoquincy.com

Rodeo Quincy
The Buffalo Billie with fringe Fashion Belt, $256; ON HORSE: Rodeo Rose Headstall, $185;  rodeoquincy.com

first lookJunk It Up!
Junk Gypsy’s two leading ladies, Amie and Jolie, just launched their Junk Gypsy branded boots by Lane Boots. The new designs capture the fun and wild Texas attitude the Gypsies are known for. laneboots.com/brand/junk-gypsy

first lookChinks for Chicks

Wear them because they feel good!

Bob Beecher has been a custom saddle maker since 1996. Now Bob’s talented apprentice, Estella Ray, has taken over the reins in the chink department creating a bespoke set for each customer. Twisted and braided fringe adorn these classic, fun and functional masterpieces. Each and every pair is specially made to order.  Visit outwestsaddlery.com or call Estrella directly at 970.264-2524.

first lookfirst lookFARRIER FUN

Show your love of all things cowgirl with these clever and charming jewelry sets from Montana Silversmiths.  Sparkling horseshoe shapes to adorn ears and neck are perfect for a summer barn party, or the show ring.

Montana Silversmiths

On the left:
Studded ice horseshoe necklace, $42, matching earrings, $37; montanasilversmiths.com

On the right:
Rider’s brilliant raindrop jewelry set, $74; montanasilversmiths.com

first lookGOOD CONFORMATION

A well put together horse is always a good investment and the same could be said for a well-structured handbag.  Dump the floppy feed-bag or flimsy blinger and see what it feels like to carry a “boos lady” satchel with style—and staying power.

Juan Antonio (left)
Juan Antonio Red Tooled Leather Handbag Tote with Ivory Inlay, $460; acowgirlspromise.com

Juliebeth (center)
Red Crocodile from the Longhorn Collection, $2,200; juliebethhandbags.com

American West (right)
American West River Ranch Slouch garnet zip top shoulder bag, $202; sheplers.com