Black 3 tier hat can
Three tier black hat can. Will ship at buyers expense
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Black 3 tier hat can
Author: meaghanestes
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Single hat cans – 2 available
Single hat cans – 2 available
One tan (English) hat can, one green (western) hat can. $25 each, will ship at buyers expense.
$25
DeRegnaucourt Saddle Suit (with vest & shirt)
Taupe Windowpane Plaid Saddle Suit – $600
Cream Plaid Vest – $200
Burgundy Hartmeyer Satin Shirt (sz M) – $75
** will sell as a set for $800
COAT:
Bust = 34″
Waist = 29″
Shoulder = 14″
Back length = 16″
Sleeve length = 25″
Hem = 36″
JODS:
Waist = 27″
Hip = 39.5″
Thigh = 19″
Calf = 13″
Outseam = 47″
Inseam = 36.75″
VEST:
Bust = 34″
Waist = 29″
SEE AT FULL STRIDE SEWING & ALTERATIONS BOOTH (between Frierson and The Hat Lady)
$875
or best offer
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Navy Carl Meyer Formal
Navy Carl Meyer Formal
| Navy Carl Meyer Formal suit. Good condition. Some spur wear on one leg. Approx size youth 10/12 |
$900
or best offer
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Deregnaucourt Formal
Deregnaucourt Formal
Stunning navy DeRagnaucourt formal in perfect, like new condition. Complete with formal shirt, vest and bow tie. Approx youth girl size 10/12.
$3000
or best offer
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2 complete western outfits
2 complete western outfits
| Size 2/4. Shirt, vest, blouse, pants, chaps, belt strap and saddle pad. Excellent condition. Winner’s Circle bay Becky |
$2000
Fashion do's and dont's
Melissa Holmes – Show Season
by Channing Turner
Fashion Trends
A current fashion trend that Melissa approves of is the mixing of suit and day coat fabrics. There are many options to choose from and they are a lot of fun to pick out.
Though there is not a specific trend that Melissa was glad to see go, she does not think fashion trends ever truly go away. When something goes out of style, it eventually comes back.
Continuing our series on horse show fashion, Arabian Horse Times spoke with Melissa Holmes at Show Season. Specializing in English, Hunt Seat and Western show apparel, we asked her about some of her fashion do’s and don’ts regarding Saddle Seat attire.
The Do’s and Don’ts
Something that can make an exhibitor stand out in a good way is having a well fitted suit. This means pants or jods, and a coat that fits well. Another important tip is to clean your suit. Making sure your clothes are fitted and clean are easy ways to look good in the show ring.
Both suits and day coats are applicable; it all depends on the rider and horse combination and what would look best.
When picking out fabrics for a suit/vest/tie combination, Melissa’s advises to remember you are showing in a large arena and fabrics often look different from a distance. It is important to make sure the color you pick looks good on you and your horse.
Her horse show attire pet peeve is feathers in gill hats. “Don’t do it!”
And a final piece of advice for exhibitors regarding show fashion is if you are wearing something you like, you will automatically feel more confident. “After all, getting dressed is half the fun!”
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Stay tuned with Arabian Horse Times for more on horse show fashion Do’s and Don’ts.
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Fashion Do’s and Don’ts
Fashion do's and dont's
Saddle Seat Focus with Becky DeRegnaucourt
by Channing Turner
The Do’s
When picking out fabrics for a suit combination, Becky shares that the shirt, vest, and tie are more about the rider since they are closer to their face. But it is also possible to highlight the horse’s coloring in the accent pieces. She always suggests something simple, as “less is more.”
An ideal look for Becky is when the rider and horse blend together to make a seamless pair. Selecting colors and patterns that showcase the horse is ideal. She stated that often you will not know what it is about a particular horse and rider; you just know that you love the overall picture. This is likely because the artform of apparel has been chosen and implemented successfully.
The clothing an exhibitor wears in the show ring is just as important as how their horse performs. As we begin a new series on fashion do’s and don’ts in the show world, the Times reached out to Becky Veltema, owner of DeRegnaucourt Ltd., specialists in saddle seat apparel for Arabians, Saddlebreds and Morgans.
Horse Show Fashion Trends
When she helps a customer, Becky usually tries to avoid trends because they are temporary and ever changing. She would rather see her clients go for a more timeless look like a classic suit with custom trimmings, which can help showcase a great horse. She also says that contrast show coats are still popular and give a unique look that really market a horse and rider as a recognizable team.
The Don’ts
A show attire pet peeve Becky shared was a rider overshadowing the horse. If the rider is small or large, it is important to minimize the attention that is drawn to them. Additionally, being too extreme like having too many colors mixed can cause the rider to become the focal point rather than the horse being judged.
Tips and Tricks
When asked about her preference for day coats versus suits, Becky said that she likes both! She said either one done in the right way is stunning for different reasons. She likes the look to be unique, which can be harder with a suit but absolutely possible.
A fashion trend Becky was glad to see go was light colored and contrasting hats on women. During the 1980’s it was very popular for women to wear contrasting hats in Dove Gray, Cream, and Beige. Looking back now, she wonders, “What were we thinking?”
Most important to making your show attire look better is to make sure your items fit the best they can and get your hats cleaned and shaped.
Becky’s final piece of advice to exhibitors regarding show ring fashion is to be open minded. Just because you like a certain color or think you look good in something, does not mean it is the best choice for your horse or the show arena, but selecting something different from trends or popular colors that you see in the ring may help you stand out in a unique but subtle way.
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Stay tuned for more on show ring fashion, when we speak with Melissa Holmes of Show Season.
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Multiple Show Season Suits
Multiple Show Season Suits
Multiple suits in very good condition. I am 5’8″ tall and wear size 2-4. My legs are very slender and there is very little seam to let out the pants. In addition, there is a navy formal tuxedo that has been worn once. Various died to match homberg hats all size 7.
FREE SHIPPING INCLUDED
$1000
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Youth Showmanship Jacket
Youth Showmanship Jacket
Youth Showmanship jacket made by LanesWay Designer Show Clothes. Stunning in the show arena!
– Shoulder to shoulder: 13 1/2 inches
– Length: 22 inches
– Arm length: 22 1/2 inches
$1250
