Western style, like Western art, is largely indefinable, but always recognizable. Sure, the two feature plenty of distinct clichés and landmarks—pointed yokes and snowcapped mountains, wide-brimmed hats and broad horizons, denim jeans and star-filled night skies—but the raw and wild aspect to “things Western” is what evokes the nature of the place. Western art and fashion are instinctive, primal and understood by anyone who appreciates the nature and history of the West. To ga


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