'Coastal Cowgirl' Is One Interior Trend That Can Be Lassoed Sustainably

These days, aesthetic trends trot through our TikTok feeds at impressive speeds (more like a gallop, really), with hyper-specific visual cues like '

vanilla girl,' '

coastal grandmother,' and various '-cores' inspiring scrollers to drop everything and invest in a new wardrobe or home decor scheme. Spoiler: This is not necessarily the most sustainable approach.

Fortunately, the latest of social aesthetic—'coastal cowgirl,' currently sitting at

89.3 million views—calls for

vintage and reclaimed items, making it a fairly eco-friendly option. As a bonus, 'coastal cowgirl' is enduring and adaptable, meaning you won't regret your switch-up.

'Coastal cowgirl' takes western-inspired items and offers them an elevated spin, melding neutrals, organic inclusions, and vintage accessories for a vibe somewhere between Route 66 and Santa Monica.

Much of what you'll need to take on the trend can be sourced sustainably (like the naturally hewn bedding) or thrifted, making the choice to go cowgirl a low-impact one.

Here, five items to get you started on your beach-bound ride, as inspired by creator

Kyra Francesa.

To begin, white bedding and throw blankets create a clean, fresh foundation. This

down alternative comforter from Ettitude packs all the fluffy comfort of traditional down, minus the excess environmental impact.

Head to your favorite

thrift store and hunt down a selection of highway signs, or simply select one statement-maker. Hang the markers or lean against a wall to inspire daydreams of the open road.

Frames and furniture crafted from reclaimed or unfinished wood provide your space with an effortlessly rustic feel. Consider this your invitation for a room-enhancing DIY.

That surplus rope collecting dust in your storage room or garage? It's now a covetable addition to your decor. Repurpose pieces for lasso-inspired curtain ties, wall hangings, and more.

When it comes to 'coastal cowgirl,' knick knacks are your friend. Scour secondhand stores, garage sales, and more for belt buckles, cowboy figurines,

bandanas... the possibilities are endless.