MacKenzie-Childs just went country with new cowgirl-inspired collab - USA Today
Lainey Wilson wants to bring a little Bell Bottom Country flair to your home.
The Grammy Award-winning country star has teamed up with luxury home décor and ceramics brand MacKenzie-Childs on a new multi-season collaboration, pairing her signature Western style with the brand's whimsical patterns, bold colors and handcrafted aesthetic.
The collaboration officially launches today, Monday, Sept. 21, with a limited-edition Made in Aurora collection inspired by one of Wilson's most recognizable style signatures: the cowgirl boot.
Handcrafted and hand-painted by MacKenzie-Childs artisans in Aurora, N.Y., the collection features a Ceramic Cowgirl Boot Bud Vase and Cowgirl Boot Dish in three of the brand's beloved check patterns: Courtly Check, Mocha Check and Rosy Check.
Wilson, 34, is a longtime fan and collector of MacKenzie-Childs and has worked with the brand to create pieces inspired by her Southern roots, personal style and love of bringing people together at home.
"I've always believed your home should tell your story, and MacKenzie-Childs has been part of mine for a long time. Over the years, I’ve built my own collection of their pieces, so creating something new together felt like a natural fit — a chance to bring a little piece of my world into theirs," Wilson said in a release.
The Made in Aurora Ceramic Collection is the first launch in the multi-season collaboration, with additional collections set to debut in the coming months.
"These pieces are made to spark conversation, bring joy, and become part of your own story," Wilson added. Shop the collection below:
Wilson's upcoming schedule includes the Global Citizen Festival on Sept. 26, the Country Calling Festival on Oct. 2, a stop in Uncasville, Connecticut, on Oct. 10, and a performance at Philadelphia's Ellis Theater on Oct. 20.
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