As a somewhat self-hating cowgirl, I felt like a poseur when I threw on my denim skirt, turquoise earrings, and the toe-pinching, dun-hued Tecovas that had been gathering dust in a corner of my bedroom. But my husband and I were bound for Tilman Fertitta’s spanking new 1932 Cattleman’s Club, at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, and according to the press release, “guests are encouraged to dress in stylish ranch-inspired attire that reflects the spirit of Texas.” Once I added a white button-down and my Trotsky-esque, tortoiseshell eyeglasses, I looked like a why-even-try reject from a Landman casting call. But this was the best I could do to show my respect for Fertitta, the Cattleman’s Club, and my home state.I was no match for…
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