Fashion Thursday: Crown Me King & Queen

This was supposed to fit under the category of "Edgy Equestrian", but, considering the fact that I didn't place in the contest, I think I missed the mark. With that to consider, I guess that means that this outfit is normal and therefore completely acceptable for general riding situations including show schooling and clinics. Miss J would say otherwise.

Crown Me King & Queen


1. Roeckl Sports 2-Tone Chester Glove
    www.equestriancollections.com
2. Secret PonPon Leather Belt
    www.yoox.com
3. Rayban Mirror Aviator Sunglasses
    www.liberty.co.uk
4. The Tailored Sportsman Trophy Hunter Front Zip
    www.smartpakequine.com
5. Professionals Choice English Crown Spurs
    www.shop.com
6. Horse & Style I Heart T.K. Scoop Neck Tee
    www.shophorseandstyle.com
7. GPA Speed Air Riding Helmet
    www.hold-your-horses.com
8. Busse Glitter Grip Dressage Whip
    www.eurochicequine.com
9. Gloockler Royal Fur Saddlepad
    www.hkm-sportsequipment.eu
10. Petrie Sportive Tall Boot
    www.petrie.nl
11. HKM Diamonds Boot Set (set of 4)
    www.hkm-sportsequipment.eu
12. HKM Soft Ice Ear Bonnet
    www.hkm-sportsequipment.eu
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