Shouting the name of Diane Zamost’s Santa Fe vintage and vintagelike Western wear company makes most folks want to climb on a horse and head out on a cattle drive with John Wayne in Red River—or for the younger set, saddle up with Billy Crystal in City Slickers. And if you get that inkling by merely saying “Wahoo!” just think how you’re going to feel when Diane gets done outfitting you. Wahoo! grew out of Diane’s frustration at not being able to find the classic scarves, gloves, b


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