Olivia Wilde combined the western fashion craze with classic suiting, aided by boots from Paris Texas, in New York City on Monday.

The director and actress proved that cowboy boots can have a place in formalwear as she stepped out in a black leather version of the Dallas style by Paris Texas, a brand that has received considerable support from celebrities lately. The shoe featured a design of swirling embroidery, which made a decorative statement on the upper. The silhouette stood out with a sharp toe and a block heel with an inward slant. Wilde added the country accent to a black suit and tie look featuring a single-breasted blazer and wide-leg trousers.

Paris Texas was one of the brands that created custom shoes for Beyoncé Knowles-Carter to wear during her “Cowboy Carter” tour. For her hometown stop in Houston, she wore a pair of knee-high, metallic silver boots with fringe embellishing the shaft. The Milan-based luxury label doesn’t limit itself to Western boots, however. Quinta Brunson wore a blush mesh version of the brand’s Lidia mules in July, a trendy silhouette also worn by Emily Ratajkowski this summer in a black patent iteration rather than mesh.

Western boots have caused quite the stir lately, from Knowles-Carter wearing them on stage to Lainey Wilson launching her own brand, Golden West. Not to mention, there are several brands creating luxury cowboy boots for customers with high price tags attached.

Melissa Collins, chief marketing officer at Cavender’s, said of western style, “For many, western is no longer just a trend — it’s a lifestyle. As that audience grows, so does the appetite for boots that can move seamlessly from everyday wear to more fashion-forward moments.”