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Kesha brought Western style to Coachella 2024 on Sunday. She joined Renee Rapp on stage in a pair of cowboy boots.
Renee Rapp was one of the last artists to perform at the Outdoor Theatre during the first weekend of Coachella 2024. The annual music and arts festival was headlined by Lana Del Rey and also featured sets from Sabrina Carpenter, J Balvin, and No Doubt. Including Kesha, the weekend was filled with surprise performances from other stars like Olivia Rodrigo, Justin Bieber and Billie Eilish. The singer joined Renee Rapp to perform her 2009 hit single, “Tik Tok.”
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Kesha favored the pair this weekend as she was seen on Saturday at the Neon Carnival wearing the embroidered boots. The singer usually gravitates towards leather silhouettes, which is showcased through the black croc-embossed leather boots she wore to the Bar Marmont in Los Angeles earlier this month. During her last red carpet appearance, Kesha wore a pair of white Adidas Samba sneakers to Elton John AIDS Foundation’s 32nd Annual Academy Awards Viewing Party on March 10.
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The singer took the stage wearing a pair of white cowboy boots. The silhouette was covered with embroidered detailing that rose up her calf and stopped just below the pull tab on the sleeve. The leather shoes were completed with a pointed toe and a wooden block heel that was about 2 inches tall.
Cowboy Boots
Cowboy boots originally became popular during the 1860s, originally seen on western ranchers. The shoes are easily recognized because of their leather composition, often seen decorated with embroidered detailing. The set usually starts around the mid-calf with a stiff sleeve and continues down until the upper is completed by a pointed toe. Most of the styles are finished with a wooden block heel. Cowboy boots have continued to be diversified within the retail market with brands like Steve Madden creating their own renditions of the western shoe.
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