Summer is quickly coming to an end, and autumn is just around the bend!  It’s almost time to put away the flip-flops and settle into some warmer styles of footwear.  This upcoming fall 2009 season is all about the western cowboy/cowgirl look.  Assorted styles of cowboy boots, as well as different styles of harness boots, are bringing the western look back in both men and women’s fashion.

Worn Deer by Dan Post Boots (for women)

Since they are perhaps the most popular staple of western fashion, Cowboy boots are available in a number of different styles, and they can be worn with a million different outfits.  Whether you plan on wearing jeans, pants, skirts, or dresses, this boot style is sure to update your outfit.  Some cowboy styles are casual, often featuring detailed embroidery, while others are a bit fancier with elaborate beading and details.  Brands such as Dan Post make a wide variety of cowboy boots, and they’re all comfortable and extremely durable.

Leather Harness by Dingo Boots (for men)

In addition, leather harness boots will be extremely popular for fall 2009.  This style typically features multiple leather straps and metal rings near the ankle of the boot.  Some harness boots are short, barely coming up past the ankle, while others are a bit taller, almost resembling jockey-inspired riding styles.  Brands such as Dingo make a number of practical and stylish harness boots for both men and women, and they’re sure to last you a lifetime.

Aside from cowboy and harness boots, you can always complete the western look with a stylish leather jacket, or even a bold cowboy hat.  Whatever you do, just don’t go into cowboy overload—keep it casual, and you’ll pull off the look with ease.  Both practical and stylish, fall’s cowboy and harness boots will have you saying, “Yee-haw!”

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