Lucchese Women's Cowboy Boots - Most Loved for 2010

On getting a a nice look into Lucchese women's cowboy boots, I personally not just noticed that there are some utterly gorgeous boots available, but also that there is a very significant range of choice with regard to both series, colors and materials they are crafted from.

For 2010, here is what women tend to be looking for from the Lucchese boots lineup:

Most popular materials: You can find quite a number of distinct materials that women's boots from Lucchese are crafted from. One of these (obviously) is a superior quality bovine leather but additionally there are boot styles produced from Mad Dog (goat), alligator, ostrich and more. Of all these different materials, the "mad dog" seems to rank highest in popularity for shopping searches.

Hottest Collection: The 1883 women's Lucchese boots offer a unique design and style that is comparable to the first boot styles created by the company in the year 1883. They have a good "old fashioned" look about them, while also possessing a few lovely contemporary touches. The 1883 boots appear to be by far the most looked-for boots among the collections from Lucchese.

Hottest Colors: As one might expect, various tones of brown would be the most donned boots for just about any brand name, but in terms of searching for specific colors from Lucchese, Red and Black take the lead. And, as one might expect, the color combinations and sleek looks available in both of these colors are stunning. Both red and black boots can be found among the different collections from Lucchese, including 1883, Charlie 1 Horse and Classic collections - at least.

About Shopping: Lucchese women's cowboy boots tend to be priced in a higher range than other brands of boots - which makes sense since they are created using a lot more care and better materials compared to some other brands - however in case you are looking for boots which are marked to a lower price, these boots are also out there and can be obtained on the internet from some choice major merchants.