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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Countriness
June 15, 2016The cowboys and cowgirls out there sometimes talk a little smack to those who want to wear the country fashion, but not live the country lifestyle.
But the flowy dresses, the perfect fitting jeans, and the Western style tops aren’t just reserved for “real” country people anymore, but anyone who loves and appreciates the style.
There’s nothing wrong with this notion. If you want to buy a pair of boots and happen to work in an office instead of a ranch, so what? Country is known for being American, and what’s more American than having the freedom to buy and wear what you like?
-Jess B.

Boho Country
June 7, 2016Two reigning styles that aren’t going anywhere anytime soon are Boho-Chic and Country.
While Bohemian literally means a person from Bohemia, it’s also evolved to mean someone who doesn’t conform to societal norms, like artists. Boho clothing is usually colorful and detailed, with intricate patterns and a retro flair.
Country, on the other hand, is a little more vague. Country can be anything from a plaid shirt and a pair of jeans for a tough day at work to a sundress with a pair of boots for a night out at the dancehall.
So what happens when you mix both and get Boho Country? You’ll get the Weslaco Henley Tunic made by Rancho Estancia. The gold and earth tones and tribal pattern are very Boho and when you add a pair of jeans and some boots, you get a Country twist.
There’s nothing wrong with being different, in fact, in the world of fashion, it’s even encouraged. There’s nothing wrong with mixing two styles to find the one you love. So live a little and mix it up.
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