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Giddy up Western wear aficionados! Houston-based jewelry brand Christina Greene just rolled out its latest collection, and it's ready to rope in some rodeo style. Founder Christina Greene McAllen's Western-inspired designs have become Houston's go-to for crafting head-turning rodeo looks.
The new collection, Eternal Desert, is available online and in the brand's Tanglewood boutique; it features unisex bolo ties, necklaces, bracelets, and more, all decked out in Christina Greene's signature gold and turquoise palette. Crafted with Kingman turquoise, hypoallergenic nickel-free 18K gold-plated brass, and premium leather, each piece features old-world craftsmanship with modern design.
The Eternal Desert Collection features unisex bolo ties. Photo by Paige Beitler Photography
"This collection is really exciting for me, because it's the first time I've designed unisex pieces," McAllen tells CultureMap. "The Western trend continues to be at the forefront of fashion, as we're seeing this past week at New York Fashion Week and expect to see at London and Milan Fashion Week soon. While designing Eternal Desert, I took inspiration from an array of things that piqued personal interest, from vintage fashion to my family's ranch.
In addition to her latest drop, McAllen teamed up with Saturday Silks for a rodeo-ready scarf collection. Leaning into the unisex vibe, the collection includes a pocket scarf perfect for suits, plus traditional and skinny scarves that can be styled in multiple ways.
The Christina Greene x Saturday Silks collection includes three unique designs. Photo courtesy of Christina Greene
"Over the years, I've become known for my jewelry, especially statement pieces like my squash blossom necklaces, and it truly resonates with rodeo," said McAllen. "It's important to me to always have a presence at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo because the mission behind the organization is critical for the next generation of supporting Texas youth."
In addition to Eternal Desert and the Saturday Silks collab, Christina Greene's Galleria-area shop has everything needed to complete a rodeo look – from tops, jackets, jeans, dresses, skirts, and more.
Christina Greene Jewelry; 1317 S Voss Rd, 77057; 832-803-9152
Photo courtesy of Christina Greene Jewelry
Christina Greene McAllen just unveiled her latest collection just in time for rodeo shopping.
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