Channel the Cowgirl Aesthetic for Your Bachelorette Look With These White Western Boots, Marked Down 15%

When it comes to dressing for your bachelorette party, we love a trend that will make you feel good in all your glory. This night (or weekend) is a celebration of you, and we wholeheartedly recommend going a little wild. Last year, we went full Barbiecore for our bachelorette look. This winter, we loved a Mob Wife aesthetic. For a spring 2024 bachelorette look, cowgirl grit and glamour are taking A-listers by storm, thanks to style mavens like Beyoncé, Bella Hadid, and EmRata popularizing the look. And the best news? You can build the look around with a chic and comfy pair of white cowgirl boots on sale. It’s like the stars have aligned.

The Drop Women's Ace Midshaft Western Boot

Shop now: $76 (was $89), amazon.com

These boots rival the Khaite Dallas cowboy boots that are having a moment but run over $1,000 or the embroidered pair from Golden Goose we adore that clock in at $900. Even a more accessible brand like Jeffrey Campbell does a white Western boot, but those are close to $300. So, at $76 (regularly $89), these white cowgirl boots from The Drop are a total steal.

We love Western-inspired stitching, a design detail that puts these boots on par with those handcrafted by traditional boot-makers. The upper material is 100 percent polyester, giving them a soft, suede-like feel and reducing costs. The Cuban-style heel measures 1.7 inches, so while it will provide a little lift, these boots were made for dancing. We also love that shoppers comment that the cushioned sole adds comfort to their wear. As for fit, shoppers claim that they fit as expected, but do note the pointed toe can make the end a bit pinchy, so consider sizing a half-size up if you’re on the fence. They’re designed to be pulled on and off, but a side zipper helps smooth them over your calves.

Shop now: $76 (was $89), amazon.com

Pair these with a cute mini, silver jewelry, and a fringed jacket, and don’t forget the hats for your entire corral. It’s the year of the cowgirl, and your bachelorette party is ushering in the fun.