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Blue has been connected to weddings for centuries, thanks to the tradition of the bride having “something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue,” to bring her good luck on the big day. While it’s not mandatory to honor these traditions in your nuptials, it’s a fun way to creatively blend your personal cowgirl...

Hey girl, do yourself a favor and send this on to your man right now – we all know he might need a nudge in the turquoise direction for Valentine’s Day!  It’s no surprise turquoise is on the top of every cowgirl’s wishlist (for every holiday, let’s be real) and Hippie Cowgirl Couture is here...

Helen Mirren will be wearing Hippie Cowgirl Couture on the Yellowstone spinoff, 1923! Hippie Cowgirl Couture said on Instagram, “We knew it was going to be BIG, we didn’t know HOW BIG! Honored to get “the call” y’all! Can’t wait for the premier of @1923official , the @yellowstone spin-off starring @helenmirren that premiers on December...

Boo! Hippie Cowgirl Couture brought a turquoise twist to this spooky Halloween photoshoot. Check out these fun photos for your own Western Halloween costume inspiration! The Hippie Cow “gouls” definitely came out to play for this theme! Shop the turquoise featured on hippiecowgirlcouture.com.

Owner of Hippie Cowgirl Couture, JJ, is making the statement that turquoise is the new pink in this Barbie photoshoot and we couldn’t agree more! Having flashbacks to the Tyra Banks movie, Life Size, just yet? We definitely are! Love Barbie? Click here for more!

Hippie Cowgirl Couture is channeling a groovy vibe in the desert of Joshua Tree. Raise your hand if you have an active turquoise addiction. If your hand is sky high, you probably have an active wishlist from Hippie Cowgirl Couture, the Texas-based jeweler who fully commits to the “more is more” lifestyle. What could be...

Local Fort Worth, Texas, jewelry business, Hippie Cowgirl Couture, is taking center stage on the second season of the Drew Barrymore Show. Hippie Cowgirl Couture is known for its selection of Native American-made turquoise jewelry, sourced from artists all across the Southwest. Originally gaining its immense popularity on social media as an Instagram start up...

J.J. Wooten’s love for turquoise was something she couldn’t ignore, but her parents said no to her dream of becoming a jeweler and insisted she get her bachelor’s degree.  She attended Texas Christian University, and after graduating decided to pursue hair school.  She owned a hair salon for many years but says her love of...