Cowboy boots, cut like couture. Born on the Sunset Strip, raised on old Westerns, finished entirely by hand.
Delraé is a first collection of eight handmade boots from Los Angeles designer Brookelynn Greco: ivory leather and silver studs, pink snakeskin hunted down over two months, purple suede, black cherry polished like a theater marquee. Every pair starts as a single hide and a strong opinion.
Six of the eight, up close. The last two stay under wraps until launch day. Every style below is a real Delraé design; the photography here is concept imagery in its colors.
First Collection
First Collection
First Collection
First Collection
First Collection
Preview StyleThe black cherry boot. Hundreds of red swatches were rejected before this one made the cut: a deep, dark red that reads like a theater marquee after midnight. Cream Western embroidery climbs the shaft, silver studs run in rows, and star-shaped studs scatter across the vamp.
Pink snakeskin with a dark rose scale, and not a stitch of embroidery: the leather is the whole show. It took about two months of hunting to find it. Hollywood glamour by way of Studio 54, built to catch light from across the room.
A dark, swirling embroidered shaft over a speckled hair-on cowhide vamp. A tribute to the old Westerns Brookelynn grew up watching with her grandpa, and to every cowboy who ever rode off into the last shot.
The Whisky, the Rainbow, and the girls who dressed like the band. Stevie and Midnight Marquee live here.
Stevie Nicks twirling in a shawl. Lucky Dust and its scattered stars, moons and horses were designed for the twirl.
Sequins, mirror balls and a door policy with opinions. Starlet and the Silver Boot were made for that floor.
Dust, dusk and a long walk toward the camera. The Last Cowboy is a love letter to the genre that started it all.
Cut, stitched and finished in Los Angeles, one pair at a time. No production line, no shortcuts: the pace is set by the pair on the bench, not a quota.
Hundreds of red swatches rejected for one black cherry. Two months chasing one pink snakeskin. If the hide is not right, the boot waits.
Studs that catch the light when a hem lifts. Lucky symbols scattered where only the wearer knows. Designed for the moment the boot steps out from under the dress.
Every style in the first collection started as a sketch in a Los Angeles apartment and a refusal to make the ordinary version of it.
Delraé is designed by Brookelynn Greco in her Los Angeles apartment, where the first boot, Lucky Dust, spent over a year becoming real. The horseshoe in the logo is drawn thin and honest; the star inside it is hers. This is a one-woman label at the exact moment before everyone knows the name.
The collection is handmade in small numbers. The list hears the launch date first, sees Nº 07 and 08 first, and shops first. When a size run is gone, it is gone.
