From Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter to Bella Hadid’s equestrian style, the Western aesthetic is everywhere. In the May issue, we delve into what makes Dallas distinct in the cowboy conversation. We head to Decatur to hang with Brazilian bull riders; highlight the artisans and shops that keep things authentic; explore the past and future of country music; attend cowboy church; and enjoy an OTT michelada at a jaripeo baile in Mesquite. Plus, we’ll introduce you to some of the greatest Dallas cowboys you won’t see on the football field.
From Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter to Bella Hadid’s equestrian style, the Western aesthetic is everywhere. In the May issue, we delve into what makes Dallas distinct in the cowboy conversation. We head to Decatur to hang with Brazilian bull riders; highlight the artisans and shops that keep things authentic; explore the past and future of country music; attend cowboy church; and enjoy an OTT michelada at a jaripeo baile in Mesquite. Plus, we’ll introduce you to some of the greatest Dallas cowboys you won’t see on the football field.
Bullriding
How Dozens of Brazilians Made Decatur the Capital of American Bull Riding
How Dozens of Brazilians Made Decatur the Capital of American Bull Riding
How Dozens of Brazilians Made Decatur the Capital of American Bull Riding
The odd story of how the world’s best bull riders—from Brazil—came to live in Decatur, Texas
By Mike Piellucci
Fashion
Chasing the Horizon
Chasing the Horizon
Chasing the Horizon
While our legendary downtown department stores are no longer in vogue, we’re in a new golden age of millinery and mercantile. Here’s a trail guide to some of our favorite timeless trends.
By Caitlin Clark and Kathy Wise
History
"Wildfire" Rides On
"Wildfire" Rides On
"Wildfire" Rides On
Fifty years ago, Michael Martin Murphey, son of Oak Cliff, recorded the biggest cowboy song ever to come out of Dallas.
By Bill Baird
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Profiles
The Real Dallas Cowboys
From a milliner to a mounted cop, a musician to a wagyu rancher, these are D Magazine’s ride-or-dies, the real Ring of Honor. How ’bout these cowboys?
The Singer-Songwriter
Angel White
The Cowboy Hat Designer
Claudia Medina
The Wagyu Rancher
Kenneth Braddock
The American Indian Advocate
Jodi Voice Yellowfish
The Freedom Riders
Cleo Hearn and Family
The Mounted Cop
Tracy Morgan
Rodeo
My First Rodeo
My First Rodeo
My First Rodeo
I went to Mesquite to see some bull riding at a jaripeo baile. What I discovered was a rager of a party.
By Aileen Jimenez
RELIGION
Cowboy Church
Cowboy Church
Cowboy Church
At King’s Trail in Whitewright, the congregation hopes you come for the rodeo and stay for the sermon.
By Michael Mooney
Travel, Shop, and Experience the West
Travel, Shop, and Experience the West
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
Round Top’s Newest Luxury Lodging
Part of the Red Antler Bungalows
collection of bespoke cottages, James Cabana is a chic, shoppable retreat in the antiques town.
By Diana Spechler
Collin County's Only
Rodeo ReturnsCan a rodeo save the rural roots of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities? Celina’s going to find out.
By Dylan Duke
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman
Henderson’s Hat District
The rugged McKinney Hat Company and the bachelorette-ready Rancher Hat Bar opened within months of each other on Henderson Avenue. They're more alike than you might think.
By Caitlin Clark
Cibolo Creek Ranch
The resort is built around three forts that have been around since Milton Faver settled in the area in the 1850s
By Zac Crain
Inside One Dallas Designer’s Decatur Ranch
Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family's 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.
By Jessica Otte
These North Texas Artisans Create Western Fashions Using Century-Old Techniques
Cowboy culture never went out of style. Three craftsmen in Denton and Decatur are here to prove it.
By Alyssa Fields
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