Cowgirl Boots

I am celebrating!  This is officially my 200th blog post, and in honor of the event, I am getting a new pair of cowgirl boots!  You might have seen my previous post with a picture of my old riding boots that I’ve had since tenth grade.  They are a size too big (men’s, I believe) and scraped and worn in spite of a recent oiling.  They’re good for working and riding in.  But believe it or not, that is my only pair of boots.  So I am boot shopping for some cowgirl boots with style.

I attended a cousin’s wedding last summer, and it was the perfect outdoor riverside setting.  The bridesmaids all wore dresses of ivory lace and cowgirl boots.  I loved the look!  So ever since then I’ve been wishing and window shopping, looking at all kinds of boots.  Those fashion layouts on Pinterest give a lot of good ideas of how to pair western boots with an outfit, and I can’t wait to try some of them.  I went online to BootCity.com and found some boots I really like.

I love the look of the Corral brand boots, but have been scared off by the price.  But I found there is a much more affordable line of Corral boots called the Circle G line.  On the BootCity.com website they run about $120, and this is the pair I fell in love with:

I love the color, the embroidery, and the shape.  They aren’t as ostentatious as some western fashion boots, and they still say “cowgirl” without being over the top.  Also, they’re a far cry from my old work boots—I love that I can pair them with jeans or skirts and wear them to church or a dress-up occasion.

They’re ordered and I can’t wait to get them.  I hope to have some more photos to share once they arrive.

Tagged as: country lifestyle, cowgirl apparel, western wear