Summer is here and you know what that means- short boots! We adore this pair of ankle cowgirl boots from Liberty Black. A zipper makes them easy to get on and off, but the leather is so soft, you might not ever want to take them off! The dimpled pattern on the LB-711225LION style is a sweetly subtle detail that sets this pair apart from every other brown cowgirl boot you’ll see this summer. Throw them on with a hat and your favorite tee for an effortlessly styled outfit for any summer adventure!

Something sassy, and something sweet? This cowgirl boot is both! Floral stitching is something Old Gringo is known for, and they hit the ball outta the park with the Nicolette. The detail of the stitch pattern is absolutely gorgeous- and so distinct, people will notice these cowgirl boots immediately! Slightly taller than the standard cowgirl boot, the L2421-6 is about 17 inches of sweet perfection. They also include a small zipper at the ankle, to help make on-and-off a breeze. Photos by Jason Michael Bryant Photography

Studs? Check! Fringe? Check! Suede? Check! Very boho chic, the Old Gringo Chucha L2254-2 cowgirl boot brings your fashion game to the next level! Standing 13 inches tall, these brown sueded boots go with anything- although we especially love pairing them with shorts or a super cute skirt to show off the details. The leather braiding detail is reminiscent of moccasins, and the classic silhouette is unmistakably cowgirl boot for a killer combo. You can’t help but strut your stuff when you slip on a pair of these! Photos by Jason Michael Bryant Photography

When western tradition meets refined style, you get the Ilana Pull On boot by Frye! Beautiful black stitching on the perfectly distressed black leather means this dark beauty will easily match anything in your closet. Finished off with a 3-inch stacked leather heel, take your boot obsession to new heights and turn a few heads! A slight detour from your traditional cowgirl boot styles, Frye keeps it classy whether you’re headed to a rodeo or a nightclub. Photos by Jason Michael Bryant Photography