Miron Crosby x Carolina Herrera Collab: Buy Limited-Edition Boots Here

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If you’re like me, you’ve probably had many thoughts about selling everything and heading west. At the end of the day, you just have to start over as a rancher. Even if such fantasies have never crossed your mind, the appeal of Americana, thrash, and cowboy aesthetics is now undeniable. Everyone from Bella Hadid to the concert outfits spotted on Beyoncé’s viral Cowboy Carter tour this summer are taking the lead. Capitalizing on this 2025 obsession, fashion-forward cowboy boot leader Miron Crosby has teamed up with luxury brand Carolina Herrera on two boot collections that pay homage to both the cowboy and the sophistication within.

Whitney Noir and Georgia Metallic Gold have just been released by Collaborator, but sizes are already sold out. What is the simple reason? Both brands have decided to sell only 75 pairs of each to maintain the collector-level exclusivity that comes with purchasing directly from the world’s finest cowboy boots. The collection is available at Texas-based Carolina Herrera boutiques and Miron Crosby’s studios in Dallas, Houston, and Aspen, but you can also shop the collection online. The process is anything but extravagant, as each boot can be customized with a unique monogrammed earring, making it an ideal gift or a piece for yourself.

Whitney Noir is 17 inches tall and features motifs from Carolina Herrera’s Fall 2025 collection, primarily floral and checkered patterns. Everything here, from the quilted stitching to the cabbage roses, tulips, and Miron Crosby’s signature star depicting the outside of the boot, represents a commitment to the highest quality craftsmanship. These boots are guaranteed to be comfortable thanks to both the flexible kidskin leather material and the removable insole, making them ideal if you’re looking for a more relaxed fit. Feminine yet with a distinct edge, the 2-inch heel allows you to wear them with confidence in any situation.

As for its Georgia Metallic Gold counterpart, this is a version of Miron Crosby’s beloved Maggie silhouette. This time it’s covered in a metallic finish, making the shoe “runway-ready,” according to the brand. There’s no shortage of floral appliqués on this new release either, but the 8-inch shaft is better suited for those who don’t want their calves swallowed up by leather (or those who plan on wearing boots in leather). wide leg jeans this season).

You bought various types of Milon Crosby x Carolina Herrera boots. Well, what is it? Our editors recommend styling Whitney with a billowing midi skirt and a Western-coded chambray button-down to accentuate the overall “wild west and urban street style” aesthetic. Georgia Metallic Gold Boots, on the other hand, pair easily with classic straight-leg denim, big buckle belts, ruffled silk blouses, and gold jewelry (to complement and enhance all the sparkle).

And if the selection is still When resting in the carriage, it is better to drop everything and catch the wild mare faster than she can run. After all, trend-conscious collabs like this don’t stay in stores for very long.

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