Western Wednesday by krystynfrye featuring dark wash jeans Round these parts, a friend of mine has championed Western Wednesday at the office. It was originally begun, I believe, as an excuse to buy some fancy cowboy boots. But it has morphed into a rather enjoyable event where those who love plaid shirts can proudly don…
Round these parts, a friend of mine has championed Western Wednesday at the office. It was originally begun, I believe, as an excuse to buy some fancy
cowboy boots. But it has morphed into a rather enjoyable event where those who love plaid shirts can proudly don their threads, lovers of fine Western footwear can walk side by side and whoa boy, you better believe those cowboy hats come out.
I recommend you give it a try, since we all want to sport that over-the-top belt buckle now and then. You can find the items you need at retailers like
Stetson or
Zappos, or even at your local thrift store.
Look for:
- REAL leather in neutral tones.
- Denim that is distressed or has a worn-in look.
- Bootcut. For obvious reasons.
- Contrast topstitching.
- Floral embroidery and tiered peasant skirts (for the ladies).
- Snap-up fronts, not button ups.
- Pointed back yokes on shirts.
- Plaid prints on woven cotton.
- If you’re going to buy used cowboy boots, know the haps on them and check for cracks. Also know that they will NOT stretch, the fit is what it is.
- Spring for one key item, maybe a nicer hat or some fancy boots.
Here’s a snap of my Western Wednesday:

See there? I definitely can’t be tamed in that get up.
Pictured above:
J Crew long sleeve top, $118
Rock Revival dark wash jeans, $178
Printed skirt, $29
Superdry, $110
Sinful plaid top, $68
Old Gringo vintage shoes, $50
Frye shoes, $268
Melie Bianco rope bag, £55
Frye genuine leather handbag, $178
Cowboy jewelry, $125
Cross hat, $55
Wool cowboy hat, $40
Ralph Lauren Collection genuine leather belt, $480
Yves Saint Laurent velvet belt, £264
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