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| Ok ladies so I am headed to vegas for the NFR this year and actually want to know what the go-to items might be this year for those of you who actually follow fashion. I love it but never know what is going on until after! |
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Location: The best kept secret in TX | Follow this account on Instagram: @rodeovogue. A friend of mine runs it and has great tips on what is in.
I usually see what she is wearing and try and find something that looks the same but is cheaper.
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| Haha I figured get prepped early and I can put something together on a budget. 
Ant that instagram page is so cute thank you! |
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Location: In The Snow, AZ | I don't understand needing to be fashionable at a rodeo, personally. Even if it is the NFR. Jeans. Boots. Top and a sweatshirt. Voila. Western fashion. |
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Location: The best kept secret in TX | ~BINGO~ - 2016-10-12 10:18 AM I don't understand needing to be fashionable at a rodeo, personally. Even if it is the NFR. Jeans. Boots. Top and a sweatshirt. Voila. Western fashion.
The NFR is a whole different ballgame in my opinion. It's like THE rodeo to attend. Dress up, show up, and have the time of your life!! Why not use it as an excuse to look your absolute best!? It's a great showcase for the western fashion industry to showcase their clothing to shoppers. It's the red carpet of rodeo if you will.  |
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| ~BINGO~ - 2016-10-12 10:18 AM
I don't understand needing to be fashionable at a rodeo, personally. Even if it is the NFR. Jeans. Boots. Top and a sweatshirt. Voila. Western fashion.
I'm with you, lol. I tend to put comfort before fashion, especially since I have zero fashion sense not to mention fashion doesn't like me most of the time. I might go out of my way to get a top that I like, maybe two.
Or save your pennies and buy your fashion while you are there. |
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Location: In The Snow, AZ | Not to mention that it's going to be low 40's I believe, at night. So I guess, grab your fashionable shawls. Lol, and I wasn't saying pull your dirty $hit stained jeans from the bottom of the hamper. But getting dolled up seems excessive. Not speaking of anyone here, and I'm sure a lot of people are tasteful with their wardrobe, but I find it comical when the women show up in short "western blinged" skirts and their ta-tas hanging out, with cowgirl boots and spurs. But kudos to those who don't mind freezing. I prefer to waste my money at Cowboy Christmas though. |
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Location: Saskatchewan | Give Adrian Buckaroogirl a follow on social media, she's always got really cool things going on! |
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| Follow the Bleacher Babe, and Fashion Posse on facebook and instagram. Dusters are in this year. We will probably see sequins and fur again. Conchos. Turquoise, fringe, and suede.. Did I say turquoise? LOL.
It all depends on your personal style. Pick something that you feel good but comfortable in.
I love that the NFR is becoming the stage for western fashion. I like to see what everyone is wearing.
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| Check out the Bleacher Babe and Fashion Posse on Facebook. I personally love fashion, and especially all the NFR and rodeo fashion. It's fun to see all the awesome outfits girls put together and take bits and pieces of different looks to create something for myself. I can wear sweatshirts and jeans whenever, so it's a nice change up to play with something different. Some of the looks those girls come up with are too much for me, but pick parts that you like and play around!
Fringe, sequins, fur, turquoise, and Aztec print are all big yet. Flare jeans are back which I love. If you like the flares and aren't sure how to wear them, try them with a pointed toe boot, graphic tee, and whatever type of jacket floats your boat. Super easy, super comfy, and it looks awesome! |
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| ~BINGO~ - 2016-10-12 11:08 AM
Not to mention that it's going to be low 40's I believe, at night. So I guess, grab your fashionable shawls. Lol, and I wasn't saying pull your dirty $hit stained jeans from the bottom of the hamper. But getting dolled up seems excessive. Not speaking of anyone here, and I'm sure a lot of people are tasteful with their wardrobe, but I find it comical when the women show up in short "western blinged" skirts and their ta-tas hanging out, with cowgirl boots and spurs. But kudos to those who don't mind freezing. I prefer to waste my money at Cowboy Christmas though.
The only thing about Cowboy Christmas is that you will see stuff there that you are not likely to see anywhere else. I looked for stuff that was different or if you are really careful you can find some pretty good deals. I am somewhere in between frugal and cheap on the scale, and just had fun window shopping. |
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| That is my logic! Personally it has been a while sense I have gone and I am lucky to have the opportunity to go this year. Going with a group of good friends and we all like to enjoy ourselves and go out so why not look good doing it! My daily life is boots and a sweatshirt so why not change it up, especially at night! Nothing wrong with not getting dressed up either because that is typically me anywhere I go.
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| Pennies are being saved but hopefully for something horse related |
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| Pretty much anything goes out there. During the day I try to dress nice but comfortable since we usually do alot of walking. At night I really dress up, usually a dress and some bling. |
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Location: Iowa/Missouri | I've already started trying to plan out my outfits for Vegas. During the day it will be jeans or leggings with some western style shirts or shirts with kimonos over. Am loving kimonos right now. Night will be dresses with leggings, or pallazzo pants. Lots of bling and jewlery. |
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