If you are a connoisseur of western fashion, then as December draws near, you are likely scouring the internet and local boutiques for the perfect outfits to make your style statement at the largest western event in the U.S., the Super Bowl of rodeo, the National Finals Rodeo (NFR). The truth of the matter is, western fashion is constantly on its A-Game, long before WNFR outfits are a thought
If you’ve ever watched How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days, you might remember the scene where Ben (Matthew McConaughey), is working on a tagline for the Delour Diamond campaign and suggests “Ladies, Frost Yourself” to his co-workers. The idea of someone “frosting themselves” with fancy goods is quick to catch on, both in the movie and in real life. Enter Rikki Ruiz, owner of The Frosted Cowgirls, who,
If you are a connoisseur of western fashion, then as December draws near, you are likely scouring the internet and local boutiques for the perfect outfits to make your style statement at the largest western event in the U.S., the Super Bowl of rodeo, the National Finals Rodeo (NFR). The truth of the matter is, western fashion is constantly on its A-Game, long before WNFR outfits are a thought
If you’ve ever watched How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days, you might remember the scene where Ben (Matthew McConaughey), is working on a tagline for the Delour Diamond campaign and suggests “Ladies, Frost Yourself” to his co-workers. The idea of someone “frosting themselves” with fancy goods is quick to catch on, both in the movie and in real life. Enter Rikki Ruiz, owner of The Frosted Cowgirls, who,
