Wedding season is upon us, and for those of us who cherish our cowgirl roots, the thought of pairing cowboy boots with formal dresses is both exciting and a tad daunting. The good news?
Modern Western Glam: How to Turn Classic Staples into a Show-Stopping Look. The biggest secret to successfully pairing black boots is finding the right ones for your look.
Floral patterns have been a recurring motif in women's fashion for centuries! From the demure buds of the Victorian era to the bold blooms of the 1960s.
As a true Southerner from Texas with a deep appreciation for heartfelt tunes, Blackberry Smoke's "Sunrise in Texas" truly resonates with me. This track, featured on their 2016 album Like an Arrow, encapsulates the band's signature blend of southern rock and country soul.The song opens with evocative lyrics that paint vivid scenes of life's trials and reflections:"Somebody somewhere's waking up with a face full of tears..."These words immediately draw listeners into a narrative that's both personal and universally relatable.
New Texas Republic: This massive Western wear retailer offers a wide variety of brands, from budget-friendly to top-of-the-line. They act as a one-stop shop for all things Western, normalizing the style for everyday wear.
Cole Hauser brings his commanding presence and Western authenticity to Stake Your Claim, a series that is equal parts homage to the Texan way of life.
An insight on men’s fashion and a masterclass on the transformative power of dressing well. This presentation blends timeless advice and practical apparel.
How to layer without looking bulky during the winter with a style thats maade easy. Winter fashion is all about staying warm…
Inclusive denim for all body types. Gone are the days when fashion catered to specific silhouettes. The New Texas Republic believes everyone can rock their perfect pair of jeans.
A breakdown for the stylish, the comfy, and the boot-wearin’ enthusiasts. Why Levi’s bootcut jeans? Comfort…
A game-changer when coach Steve Sarkisian was hired by the Texas Longhorns in 2021, fans were hopeful but cautious. After all, Texas…
Why their chances look better than ever. The Texas Longhorns have been playing some of the best football of the century…
Arch Manning’s football journey has been followed closely since high school. As the nephew of Peyton and Eli Manning…
Decades of dominance. The Texas Longhorns have one of the most storied programs in college football history. With over 900…
Rip Wheeler—what a character! From the moment he appeared in Yellowstone, Rip has captured our hearts with his strong loyalty,…
Beth Dutton—what a character, right? From the moment she stepped onto the screen in Yellowstone, she has grabbed our attention…
"Deep Down in the South" by Whiskey Myers is a soulful, swampy gem that captures the essence of Southern rock. From the first twangy guitar lick, you're transported to a smoky backwoods bar where the beer is cold and the music is hot along with the women. What makes this song so catchy? It's the irresistible groove that settles into your bones. The rhythm section lays down a thick, muddy foundation that practically forces your feet to start tapping. Add in...
"Home" by Whiskey Myers is a quintessential Southern rock anthem that pulls on the heartstrings of anyone who has ever felt the pull of their roots. With lyrics that evoke vivid imagery of rural life, the song speaks to the deeply ingrained need for comfort, peace, and escape from the chaos of modern living. It taps into a universal longing for home, not just as a physical place but as an emotional anchor, a sanctuary where one's soul can find...
A new song about the beautiful Texas Sunrise.Verse 1: Another day begins in the Lone Star State, The sun breaks through the sky with golden grace, The birds sing sweetly as the world awakes, And the beauty of the sunrise fills the space.Chorus: Oh, Texas sunrise, you light up the land, A canvas of colors, a masterpiece so grand, With each new day, you bring us hope and light, And we thank the Lord for this beautiful sight.Verse 2: In...
In Fort Worth, Texas lived a spirited young woman named Summer. Summer’s life was a tapestry woven with the threads of hardship and dreams.
