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Denver’s Best Dressed: Standout Looks from the National Western Stock Show

byKymberly Drapcho
February 2, 2025
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Photo by Kiddest Metaferia
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The National Western Stock Show isn’t just about rodeos and livestock — it’s also a prime showcase for Western fashion and cowboy culture at its finest.

From hand-tooled leather to fringe-lined jackets and custom wide-brimmed hats, attendees this year brought their best rodeo-ready looks to the stockyards. And, in classic Denver style, the Stock Show gave Mile High residents another opportunity for one of our favorite activities: donning our western wear and supporting local retailers.

READ: Denver Fashion Week Wraps With First-Ever Western Show

Whether it’s classic cowboy style or a modern take on Western glam, we rounded up the best-dressed attendees who proved that Western fashion is more than just a trend — it’s a lifestyle.

What Denver Wore To The 2025 National Western Stock Show

Jordan Gutierrez of Native Raw Eats and family brought wholesome Western vibes — and matching hats — to the Stock Show.
Kelsi (@kelsiholwagner) brought a modern edge to her Stock Show look, pairing a Led Zeppelin graphic tee with classic western staples.
Buckin’ Boots & Turquoise displayed a wide variety of western accessories — including boots, hats and jewelry.
Just from their boots alone, we can tell Jimmy (@alvarezjimmy78) and his family are pros at choosing western accessories that reflect their individual style.
If you can’t tell from the drawing Ryan (@secora_illustrations) is crafting, Robert Hume’s (@quickdrawcaricatures) hat is a perfect example of classic-cool western wear.
Marcela (@marcelaq98) and Sydney(@sydrice) represent two distinct types of western wear, and somehow, it works together.
Rick Bishop of Western Tradition has been attending National Western Stock Show for 44 years. As such, getting your hat cleaned and reshaped by Rick has become something of a western tradition itself.
No caption needed, honestly.
From the traditional belt buckle to the handmade fur vest, Ryan and Courtney Murphy of Bison Creek Interiors know a thing or two about classic western wear.

All photos by Kiddest Metaferia. View all photos in our gallery.