@missrodeoamericaofficial Taylor’s


GRAPHIC TEE’S You can dress them up or down!


ROMPERS I’m really into rompers! They're hard to find for tall girls, but I’m addicted to them!


RINGS They change in ring types and which fingers they are on every day, but I always have two on—I love rings!


HOOPS You can’t go wrong with a big pair of hoops. You have to have a gold pair and a silver pair!


CASUAL CLOSET NECESSITIES:


Fashion Pizzazz


“Classic but worn in the most modern way possible,” says Taylor about her fashion style. Neither a part of the current retro-trend nor of the more mainstream fashion that western trends are leaning towards, Taylor looks up to classic modern fashion icons like 2013 Miss Rodeo America and STS Ranchwear Model Chenae (Shiner) Vest and Stephanie Feild, the wife of World Champion bareback rider Kaycee Feild.


In the arena, you’ll find her in rodeo’s iconic Kristi Q button ups which are fitted, tailored, and include a combination of bold, unique stitching and rhinestones. Sparkly in the arena, it’s a button up with some pizzazz that is sure to catch attention! She combines these with her Wrangler Jeans and Justin Boots with a colored Greeley Hat Works hat. Greeley Hat Works has taken custom hats to the next level, creating partnerships with fashion icons like Double D to bring unique brimmed hats and fedoras into mainstream fashion. The go-to


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