NFR Style Guide

Viva Las Vegas! The National Finals Rodeo is one of our favorite events of the year - reuniting with friends around the country, cheering on our favorite rodeo athletes, supporting our great sport of rodeo, and, of course, dressing to the nines!

I love putting together 10 rounds of outfits I may not get to wear in my every day life and shows off my personal style. Not everything that happens in Vegas has to stay in Vegas! I love adding accessories like wild rags to my Vegas looks that can then be incorporated into my daily wear when I get home. Here are my Fringe Scarves picks broken down by the look you may be going for!

Double Down on Vintage Western

This is my favorite type of NFR look. With vintage pieces you cannot find just anywhere, your outfit is one of a kind. These wild rags incorporate vintage western pieces like silver, turquoise, and beadwork into their designs.

1. Always Saddle Your Own Horses

   Vintage pin up cowgirls in each corner for four unique ways to wear!
   Comes in white, red, and black
   
   
   

2. Mint

   Retro green with a vintage saddle bronc rider in the retro, shorty size!
   
   
   

3. Western Yoke

   Boot stitching and saddle yoke scrolls and a vintage patina filter across the entire design.
   
   
   

4. Roam

   A collage scarf with a buffalo design made of entirely vintage pieces, like the seed bead appliques on the edges!
   
   
   

5. Comic Cowboy

   Vintage colors and starburst patterns with pop art details that scream retro rodeo
   
   
   

Make a Statement with One Piece

In Vegas, more is more. A trip to the finals is the time to dress flashy and turn heads. These scarves have all the right ingredients to be showstoppers on their own.

1. Pecos the Longhorn

   A striking blue with collage longhorn details in the corners everyone will notice.
   
   
   
   

2. Squash Blossomed

   Nothing makes heads turn like a beautiful turquoise squash blossom.
   Comes in black, bone, brown, and cayenne
   
   
   
   

3. Kingman Turquoise

   If you think a beautiful piece of turquoise jewelry makes a statement, having a giant slab of turquoise tied around your neck with take it to another level.
   
   
   
   

4. Jeweled Jackalope

   This design is one of our first collage scarves and is one of our most popular wild rags of all time. People love bright colors, cactus, and whimsical jackalopes.
   
   
   
   
   

5. Big Concho

   This is a classic design with vintage silver conchos with turquoise centerpieces. It can be incorporated into any outfit for elevated elegance.
   Comes in black, bone, cab, and jade
   
   
   

Go All Out in Pink

If you are going to be in town for the fifth round, aka the Tough Enough to Wear Pink round, you are going to want to dress for the theme. There will be a LOT of pink to choose from, so here are a few more unique pink options.

1. Gallop

   Hot pink and Zuni turquoise were made to go together.
   
   

2. Stick Your Neck Out

   Vintage pink combines the best of both worlds for a perfect NFR outfit.
   
   

3. Belmont

   A new design in 2022 that brings an Hermes feel to the western world with classic leather border separating pink and magenta backdrops.
   
   
   

4. Let'er Buck

   Retro rodeo at its finest with neon brands, pop art steers and a wild saddle bronc ride front and center.
   
   

5. Hold Your Horses

   Another new scarf for 2022 that combines our favorite turquoise details with roses, golden horse shoes, and our signature tag line, "Stick Your Neck Out and Tie One On"
   
   

If You Are Looking Off the Beaten Path

Many people put an over-the-top Western spin on their wardrobes during the NFR. If that is not your typical vibe, or you prefer a more understated Western look, these scarves would be our top picks. 

1. Stuck Up Steer

   A Gucci-inspired design with understated steer skulls in the maroon Aztec body pattern, finished with a solid red and green striped border.
   
   
   
   
   

2. Two Cowgirls

   Modern art meets Western in this silk scarf collaboration with the world-renowned artist Jon Flaming.
   
   
   
   
   

3. Belmont

   The Belmont is so versatile, it had to be on the list twice! This is the Belmont in black, with gold, cream, and leather details. We are wearing this one everywhere this season.
   
   

4. Midnight Star Quilt

   A classic star quilt pattern with pops of dark blue, electric orange, and complementing turquoises make this a scarf a mainstream must have.
   
   
   
   
   

5. Long Trot

   A high end classic that looks like a piece of art and wears like a luxurious accessory. This scarf is a heavier, 14mm silk that is perfect for dramatic ties like the Spanish knot below.