If you're looking for inspo for summer festival looks, she's got the recipe.
A Vancouver-born actress turned singer turned up in Cowtown for a massive festival last week. Jessica Lowndes is best known for her co-starring role in the popular 2008 reboot of 90210 on The CW, playing Adrianna Tate-Duncan. She was born in Vancouver and attended Pacific Academy in Surrey.
Since the TV show wrapped, she's had several other acting roles and launched a music career. Her most popular track is a catchy tune called "Summertime." While the brunette beauty regularly visits Vancouver, she was most recently spotted at the Calgary Stampede.
The annual country music rodeo extravaganza kicked off July 3 and ended Sunday (July 12). I previously covered a trip Lowndes previously took to New York, because she expertly fit a couple of weeks' worth of outfits into a carry-on (and looked very stylish while doing it). But the Vancouverite's most-recent trip featured a decidedly different wardrobe.
The weather was warm and sunny for the country festival, but many attendees rocked some type of boots, ranging from over-the-knee, stiletto cowboy options to western-inspired ankle boots with a modest heel. Lowndes took the theme in cowgirl stride, with an assortment of rootin', tootin' looks complete with a ten-gallon hat. One of the actress's looks included her special hat with super cute suede cowboy boots, a paisley-red dress, and an oversized jean jacket.
Another one had a tan-coloured suede vest with blue jeans (check out the photo gallery above to see her festival fits). Festival-goers were excited to see the popular actress amongst the crowd. One fan wrote in a comment: "I totally thought that was you!
You walked right in front of me and were so lovely!!!" What did the lovely lady herself think of the atmosphere? "First time at the Stampede... safe to say it lived up to the hype!"
she wrote in an Instagram post on July 3.
- Published
- Jul 13, 2026
- Updated
- Jul 13, 2026
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- Vancouver Is Awesome
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- Vancouver
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