Giddy up! As a country girl at heart with a love for both classic and trendy fashion, I couldn’t help but swoon over LOFT’s latest fall arrivals. They’ve nailed the art of blending timeless silhouettes with just the right touch of western flair.

You don’t have to be a country girl to pull off this look—these pieces are versatile, stylish, and easy to work into any wardrobe. I’m sharing a few of my favorite styles and outfit ideas to help inspire you to add a fresh twist to your fall fashion lineup.

Fringe

Add an instant touch of western flair to your look with fringe details. While this bold style makes a statement, the key to pulling it off is pairing it with toned-down pieces that won’t compete or distract from the standout element. Think neutral basics, subtle colors or patterns, and minimal accessories—anything that lets the fringe lead without overwhelming the outfit.

2. Lace

Lace may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of western style, but styled the right way, it fits right in. This delicate fabric offers the perfect contrast to rugged western staples, creating a beautiful balance of feminine and edgy. Look for lace pieces with western-inspired touches—like ruffles, prairie silhouettes, or vintage detailing—to effortlessly blend this romantic style into your western-inspired wardrobe.

3. Paisley Print

Paisley feels like a bandana reimagined—bold, playful, and effortlessly chic. It nods to classic cowboy style, and when paired with western-inspired accessories or footwear, it transforms a simple outfit into one with undeniable western flair.

4. Denim

Denim with flair—while we all have our share of denim staples, it's the specific styles and how you wear them that give your look a western twist. A button-up denim shirt tied with a bow or a denim dress styled with a belt and western boots are great examples of how to intentionally transform classic pieces into a western-inspired outfit.

5. Ode to Western

An easy way to tap into the western trend is by choosing pieces that celebrate it— like a graphic sweatshirt or a horse-print sweater. It’s a playful nod to cowgirl style that’s both fun and easy.

6. Plaid

Plaid may be classic, but how you style it makes all the difference. A button-up with bootcut jeans and cowboy boots leans western, while a plaid dress styled with a belt, boots, and a denim jacket gives it that same cowgirl charm.

7. Ruffles

Ruffles hint at western flair, but they may not carry the look alone. Complete the outfit with key elements like western boots, a belt, or a denim jacket to tie it all together.