What To Wear In The American West - Style Guides

Whether you are visiting Wyoming, Montana, Colorado or Arizona, this edit of cowgirl-cool styles will have you fitting in with the locals. This is what to wear in the American West.

If, like us, you’re a fan of Paramount’s Yellowstone – a TV drama that profiles a ranching family in Montana – or you’re avidly following Bella Hadid’s new cowgirl era, this insight into fashion inspired by the American West won’t be your first rodeo.

Whether staying at a ranch, exploring the great outdoors in the region’s national parks, or simply enjoying the countryside bars – look to the Western front with cowboy-inspired accessories, prairie dresses, suede jackets and denim separates to see you through the trip in style.

Saddle up and get shopping – whilst listening to Beyoncé’s new album Cowboy Carter, no less.

What To Wear To A Bar or Restaurant

Western-wear may be a reoccurring trend, but we’re seeing a new wave of pieces this season. Drinking and dining is a casual affair in Western USA, so pair your cowboy boots (which are having a renaissance) with a prairie dress, and accessorize with a cute cowboy hat for a fail-safe look.

What to Wear When Exploring The Sites

Got plans to visit the national parks whilst road-tripping in an RV? Denim cut-offs will be the basis of any outfit, and a cropped blouse will make the perfect pairing. Finish off with a suede jacket for cool evening temperatures and Western boots (that you won’t be without for the duration of your trip – or while back home). A studded belt will keep the look modern and is a trending accessory amongst the style set.

What To Wear To Shop

Bootcut jeans, a classic vest top and a boho jacket will make a cute look when exploring the shops. Temperature amping up? Swap jeans for a denim mini skirt, and finish with cuban-heel boots and a pair of aviator sunglasses, which will take you from boutique to bar.

What To Wear At The Ranch

If you’ve booked a luxury ranch and plan to spend your days soaking up the stunning natural surroundings, then a western-inspired shirt, knee-length tailored shorts and a linen waistcoat is sure to give cowgirl couture. Lack of Color’s cowboy hats will add a touch of Western charm to the look too.