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Big In Japan
The email really got our attention: a prominent name stylist and photographer wanted our looks for an upcoming fashion shoot for Japan Vogue. Of course, we said, “YES!” See what we sent and check out the pictures.
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Double D Addiction Spotlight: Sarah Votaw
There’s an exceptional group of Double D Ranch fans on Facebook called the “Wolf Pack.” These fierce, lovely ladies share stories, offer support and barter and trade some of their Double D Ranch items, too. Meet Sarah and read about her boot dilemma.
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Beauty Secrets For You
Lisa Martensen is the Double D Ranch make-up authority who has been styling our models for nearly 25 years. And now she’s sharing the secrets she applies so you can get the same look at home.
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Celebrating International Women's Day: Sara Jerome
Happy International Women’s Day! We’ve been blessed to work with and celebrate strong, amazing women and empower them with bold designs from day one. Sara Jerome is one of them. Check out the charity she started and our new statement about what we believe in.
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Introduction to Cowgirl Bandit
This collection is about embracing both the fierce and the feminine sides of who you are, and celebrating how beautifully the dichotomy works together in fashion: the union of girly with grit, of bright with black, of sweetheart silhouettes with substantial solids.
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The Ultimate Western Itinerary
Historic Route 66 will take you coast to coast, but we’re most interested in it taking us west. And in this particular issue, we are most interested in Arizona. See our top 6 stops!
Turquoise & Coral
When you think of stones in Southwestern and Native American jewelry, your first thought is probably turquoise – and rightfully so, it’s the most prevalent and it’s almost synonymous with the style. But turquoise has a stylistic sister-“stone” that, once you think about it, is a common and key asset to some of the most beautiful and beloved pieces.
INTRODUCING: ARIZONA HIGHWAYS
Sometimes, you’ve just got to grab your girls and go.
It may not be planned. It may not even be practical. But something, some indescribable, inexplicable thing tells you, “we’ve got to hit the open road”.
