Old western outfits women

Two Cowgirls from the 1920's are seen in working Rodeo attire while taking a break and having some fun with a drinking contest. A finished bottle is seen on the ground. While their urban counterparts were restricted to more straight-laced female roles in the late 1800's and early 1900's, women of the American Frontier were roping and riding broncs-- and partaking of adult beverages! This beautiful print is from a mixed-media painting by artist Kuki Hargrave, and is based upon an old…

Wild Rag is a term used by the old cowboys for their bandanas or western scarves. Our paisley print come in great colors, peach paisley, ranch red, powder blue, and turquoise and rust. Perfect cowgirl gear to match any ranch wear. They are a natural insulator that is warm, breathable, and wicks away moisture. I wear one everyday to protect my neck from the sun or cold. Each 100% silk Wild Rag is sewn with a machine roll-stitched hem that will last! Sold in 22 and 36 inch lengths.

BAFTA winner Phoebe De Gaye takes Vogue through the myriad Easter eggs hidden in the series’s costumes.

This new Cattle Kate design is inspired from a vintage piece dating back to the 1800’s. Made of 100% cotton calico in brown with cream calico print or periwinkle calico and trimmed in ecru lace. Other highlights include a button bodice, solid waistband with hook and eye enclosures, ¾ length sleev...

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