Yeehaw, babes! It’s almost time for the Calgary Stampede again.
When I was a kid, it was all about the rides, then when I turned 18 it was all about the bars and the booze, and ten years later the thing I like most about the Stampede is the fashion. The food is pretty good too! 😉
This year I’ve rounded up a bunch of pieces including footwear, apparel, and jewelry to cover all your stampede styles needs, and included local businesses because after all, it is a local event!
PIKA & BEAR Costa Double Buckle Belt from 27 Boutique. I’ve been searching all over for the perfect double buckle belt made with vegan leather, and 27 Boutique nailed it with this pick!
TISHjewelry is a local jewelry biz with totally unique and beautiful pieces. This necklace is one of my personal faves, and while it’s great for any time of year, it would be a gorgeous addition to a Stampede outfit.
WHITE CROW Cowboys Are My Weakness Tee. Another pick from 27 Boutique, this tee has Stampede style written all over it! It could be paired with jeans or a denim skirt or shorts, and how great does it look with gold jewelry?!
Another gorgeous TISHjewelry piece.
A distressed denim mini to go with just about anything all summer long!
Western-style buckles and feel without having to break in a pair of boots!
I picture this romper with brown or black cowboy boots! Ahhh!!!
If you don’t want to invest in a traditional pair of cowboy boots, these Western-inspired booties are a good alternative.
K, this top is perfect for the Stampede but I am kind of obsessed with this model and her whole outfit in general!
If you work in an office but have the option to dress up for Stampede, a dress like this is a super versatile option that you’ll get a lot of use out of!
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What’s YOUR favorite part of Stampede? Or is it all too much for you? I’ve had years like that…
xo – C
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