Closet Raid: Jamie Pulido

The local influencer and Fort Worth cheerleader takes us into her closet, where she shows off her fine duds.

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If any one person embodies the Fort Worth style — or has had some hand in defining it — it’s Jamie Pulido. A retired nurse who’s become a part-time employee at Morgan Mercantile — which also happens to be one of her favorite local shops — Pulido’s taken her penchant for denim, cowboy hats, Dickies one-pieces, and Cowtown-clad shirts and managed to create some influential fashion statements.

“Fort Worth style is about being yourself,” Pulido says. “It might be a mix of wild west and hipster, but, ultimately, it’s not about being the next person; it’s about being authentic.”

Pulido attests that, ever since she started dressing more authentically herself, she receives a hefty serving of double-takes and compliments when in public. She credits a handful of Fort Worth’s creative class — Tony Green, Rambo Elliott, and Nancy Lamb — with inspiring her to have fun with fashion and to keep it funky.

Pulido invited us to check out her residence — along with her closet — at her home deep in the River District. What we found were threads that positively screamed Fort Worth.

Hat: Stetson

Tee: Morgan Mercantile

Bandanna: Morgan Mercantile

Jeans: Levi’s

Bracelet: J Crew

Style tip from Jamie:

“Don’t be afraid to dress the way you want to dress. The trend is to be yourself.”

Jumpsuit: Dickies

Hat: Morgan Mercantile

Jewelry: Madewell

Dress: Vintage from Doc’s Records

Cowboy boots: Vintage from Honeysuckle Rose Vintage

Bracelet: Madewell

Jamie's Spots:

Morgan Mercantile

Dickies

Urban Outfitters

Honeysuckle Rose Vintage

Doc’s Records

Jumpsuit: Morgan Mercantile, 1791 Supply

Belt: Salty Umbrella

Shoes: Dolce Vita

Bracelet: J Crew