Beth Dutton Costume
Channel the fierce, no-nonsense style of Yellowstone's ultimate matriarch.
Beth Dutton from Yellowstone is a popular costume choice for her fierce attitude and ruggedly glamorous Western style. Recreating her look is all about mixing high-end edge with classic ranch wear. This guide covers how to assemble her most iconic outfit, featuring her signature leopard print coat and classic cowboy boots.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $40–120
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What you need for a Beth Dutton costume
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Leopard print coat
An oversized, knee-length faux fur coat or jacket in a bold leopard or cheetah print.
DIY: Use a leopard print cardigan or duster jacket you already own.
Black slip dress
A simple, V-neck black slip dress or camisole top paired with dark skinny jeans.
DIY: A black tank top and dark denim jeans work perfectly as a rugged alternative.
Brown cowboy boots
Classic leather or faux-leather Western boots with a pointed toe and slight heel.
DIY: Any distressed brown ankle boots can substitute in a pinch.
Brown felt cowboy hat
A wide-brimmed, classic Western felt hat in brown or tan.
Messy blonde wig
A shoulder-length blonde wig with textured layers and curtain bangs.
DIY: Style your own hair with dry shampoo and texturizing spray for a disheveled, bedhead look.
Prop cigarette and lowball glass
A fake costume cigarette and a plastic lowball glass filled with amber-colored liquid.
DIY: Fill a short glass with apple juice or tea to mimic whiskey.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the black slip dress or the black camisole and dark skinny jeans base layer.
- 2
Layer the oversized leopard print coat over the top, leaving it open to show the outfit underneath.
- 3
Pull on the brown leather cowboy boots.
- 4
Style the blonde wig to look messy, windblown, and slightly disheveled.
- 5
Place the brown felt cowboy hat securely on your head, letting some messy blonde strands frame your face.
- 6
Carry the prop cigarette and lowball glass to complete Beth's rebellious, no-nonsense attitude.
Makeup & hair
Keep your hair messy and textured with a bedhead vibe. For makeup, go for a smoky eye with dark eyeliner, neutral lips, and a fierce, confident expression.
Beth Dutton for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Rip Wheeler wearing a black denim jacket, black cowboy hat, sunglasses, and a beard.
- group
- Form a Yellowstone ranch crew with John Dutton, Kayce, and Monica in classic Western wear.
- Plus size
- An open-front leopard print duster or cardigan offers a comfortable, flowing fit over a black knit dress.
Tips
- The key to this costume is the attitude—walk with confidence and swagger to truly channel Beth.
- Thrift stores are excellent places to find affordable vintage leopard print coats and leather boots.
- Keep the coat open to maintain that effortless, rugged-meets-glamorous aesthetic.
Beth Dutton costume FAQ
- What is Beth Dutton's most iconic outfit?
- Her most famous looks include her oversized leopard print coat over a black dress, her blue patterned fleece poncho, and her green floral midi dress.
- How do I style my hair for a Beth Dutton costume?
- Aim for a messy, bedhead look. Use texturizing spray on a blonde shoulder-length bob with bangs, keeping it slightly disheveled.
- What props should I carry?
- A prop cigarette and a lowball whiskey glass are perfect for capturing her rebellious personality.
Did you know? Beth Dutton's rugged yet chic wardrobe has sparked a massive real-world trend in modern Western wear and 'cowgirl core' fashion.