HOW TO STYLE COWGIRL BOOTS WITH JEANS
HOW TO STYLE COWGIRL
BOOTS
WITH JEANS
A MODERN WESTERN GUIDE
There's something about slipping into a pair of cowgirl boots that changes the way you walk. You stand a lile taller. You move with purpose. And when you pair those boots with denim? That's when the West meets effortless style. Whether you're headed to a music festival, a weekend ranch escape, or just brunch downtown, cowgirl boots with jeans are a timeless combo that never fails. But like any iconic duo, think Lorea Lynn and fringe, or Yellowstone's Beth Duon and aitude, it's all about how you wear it. Here's your no-fuss guide to wearing women’s cowboy boots with jeans, Myra style.
THE CLASSIC TUCK:
STRAIGHT-LEG OR
SKINNY JEANS
This is the look country music videos are made of. Slip your Myra boots under a pair of slim or straight-leg jeans, tuck them in neatly, and let the leather (or hand-tooled detailing) do the talking. This works best with boots that deserve the spotlight, we're talking embroidered shas, distressed finishes, or that rich cowhide texture Myra does so well. And yes, nothing beats the timeless vibe of skinny jeans with cowgirl boots for that effortlessly bold statement.
Channel a lile Kacey Musgraves energy and pair this with a fied tee or a vintage band shirt, a denim jacket tossed over your shoulder, and you're golden.
CROPPED OR CUFFED: SHOW 'EM OFF
Wearing jeans that hit just above the boot or folding the hem up once or twice gives your Myra boots room to shine. This look is equal parts ranch-ready and city-cool, ideal for when you want to nod to western roots without going full rodeo.Basically, it’s the kind of cowgirl boots outfit with jeans that feels effortless but still Instagram-story worthy. And if you really want to add more southwestern vibe, pair them with the right women's western shoes to make every step feel intentional and iconic. And when the boots take a break, swap in Western sandals for that same rustic charm with a laid-back twist.
Style tip? Match this with a tucked-in linen shirt, a concho belt, and a lile turquoise if you're feeling bold. It's giving Taylor Swi's 1989 meets Fort Worth weekend.
BOOTCUT OR FLARED: SUBTLE WESTERN POWER
You can't talk about jeans and boots without the mention of bootcut. These were made to wear with Myra cowgirl boots. The flare skims over your boots, giving a long-legged silhouee that feels as at home in the city as it does in the saddle. For those debating boot cut vs straight leg, this is the move when you want effortless flow and just enough drama at the hem.
This is your go-to when you want a bit of mystery, just a peek of leather or tooling as you walk. Think Reba McEntire confidence or Miranda Lambert on stage: low-key powerful.
HIGH-WAISTED JEANS WITH A WESTERN TWIST
For a modern silhouee, go for high-waisted denim with a cropped blouse or snug tee. Add in Myra's suede or hair-on-hide boots and you've got a look that's equal parts Pinterest cowgirl and real-deal grit. If Daisy Jones from Daisy Jones & The Six wore boots today, she'd be in this outfit, guitar in one hand, coffee in the other.And if you want to channel that same effortless vibe, and understand how to wear cowgirl boots with jeans without looking like you tried too hard, simply get your high-waisted denim, add a subtle tuck or cuff, and let the boots do the talking.
So to sum it all
Jeans and cowgirl boots are more than a look. They're a feeling. They say you know where you're going and don't mind geing a lile dirt on the way. Whether you're heading out West or just want to dress like you could, Myra's handcraed boots paired with your favorite denim will always get you there in style.
So pull them on, find your fit, and let the boots do what they were built for, walking your story. Just make sure you pick the best jeans for cowgirl boots, ones that show off the leather and let you move in style. And while boots and denim may steal the show, it’s a well-crafted Western handbag that ties the whole look together in true Myra style.
