How do you wear cowboy boots up north in a trendy way, without coming across like a cosplayer? post some inspo
you don'tand you especially don't
>>18770309suck my dick, subhuman garbage
whenever i want to get quebec cowboy boots I stop myself and go: if they leave canada I will
>>18770295I'm guessing you're talking about the northeast, because in the northwest they're just casual men's wear. Goes with a flannel and jeans.
be latinx nobody will bat an eye. simple as.
>>18770295Imagine being such a cuck you have to ask how to wear cowboy boots.
If you have to delegate confidence in your way of dress to strangers on a board, you will always come across as a cosplayer.You either own it or you don't.
I don't wanna come across like a cosplay cowboy larper. But I want to wear cowboy boots in Montreal.
>>18771521then wear cowboy boots? You come off as a larpy if you go full kit (western shirt western belt western hat). You have to commit to the bit a little in the sense that your pants need to be flared or bootcut (unless you are going to tuck, not sure how that goes over out east in the city). But wider trousers are in now anyway. So you can go brown ropers with grey trousers, maybe a thin belt, and a french blue button up and a blazer.
I wanna wear cowboy boots in Montreal but I don't wanna look like a cowboy cosplayer or cowboy adjacent
I specifically like those angled high heels and pointy toes or the snip toes.
>>18770295You can only not be a cosplayer if you worked with cattle before, which is actually very easy and I'm surprised most guys don't do it at least once in their youth.Like I'm a city nerd but at 25 I decided to just spend a year working in rural Australia as a jackaroo and had a load of fun (and injuries/near death experiences with angry cows). I highly recommend it; once you learn the basics of the trade and show that you've actually manned the yards covered in shit and dust, you basically get a free pass on the costume.
>>18773355>AustraliaYou guys are more cattle rustlers than the entirety of Texas. Majority 79% of men in the US haven't even seen a cow in person let alone rode a horse. I have done some cattle work but never once rode a horse this is an exception not a rule.
>>18773540Tbf horse riding for Aussie ringers is also a 50/50 situation these days. Lots of green jackaroos will only ride a dirt-bike as training them on horses takes more time and frankly is outright more dangerous. I myself only rode bikes in the 6 months I spent in Western Queensland.
