Early 1910’s Women’s cowgirl

The years 1910-1914 were not only the end and peak of the Edwardian era but also right before WW1. This is the last period where fashion dwelled on the past and old money luxury before a tragedy causes a modern future. Now for historical context, the 1910’s in general was the ending of majority of cowboy culture due to rapid urbanization. A cowgirl’s attire consisted of a neutral color skirt that can be a bit shorter then usual due to lord of physical activity, a neutral color blouse with little decoration and at tones rolled up sleeves due to physical work, a western hat, and low heel boots in a neutral color.