The Best Beth Dutton Fashion for 'Yellowstone' Fans (2024)

Just about halfway through Season One, Beth pulled on on this plaid midi slip dress with the plunging v-neck (a neckline we'd see her return to again and again). She paired with it with a taupe cardigan and her favorite suede boots for a casual but pretty look perfect for the ranch.

Once upon a time, Nordstrom carried the very plaid midi dress that Beth wore. It's out of stock, but this frock offers the same sexy vibe.

Also available in black, this lightweight, soft-knit cardigan sweater in ivory will provide just the perfect bit of coziness should the weather turn chilly.

In this Season Two promotional still, we see the cast leads at the Dutton's ranch house (a real-life, 5,000-square-foot mansion located in Darby, Montana). The characters wear their signature styles, including an example of Beth's beloved floral print dresses, here worn with high-heeled boots—how does she walk around the ranch on those things anyway?!—and a coat with a wool collar.

From the v-neck to the delicate floral print, this maxi wrap dress has Beth Dutton written all over it!

With suede-look styling in an earthy taupe color, these boots have good looks to spare.

For colder evenings, throw on a casual sherpa-lined corduroy jacket. This piece will be a staple in your wardrobe.

One thing that Beth Dutton really knows how to do is up the ante on business attire. She keeps it simple, but striking, and this dark, tight skirt topped with an ecru-hued blouse is a perfect example. It's all the better to disarm her her opponents, especially her brother, Jamie. You can almost feel sorry for him. Almost.

Get down to business but have fun doing it, just like Beth, with this black pencil skirt that hits just above the knee. It features a back slit for a little extra verve.

In a lovely champagne color, this satin, button-down blouse is sleek and sharp.

Sure, Beth's primary wardrobe in this touching scene from Season 2, Episode 7 (you know, the episode where Rip so memorably rescues Beth from the baddies?) is a blanket and a bottle of whiskey. But she sure wears it well.

Kind of makes you want to cuddle with your sweetie on a roof, doesn't it? Handmade of a cotton and acrylic blend.

Beth's distinctive wool collar coat returned in the Season 2 finale, a mostly action-packed episode that saw more tender moments develop between Beth and Rip. In this scene, Beth reads a letter from John giving Rip the ranch's cabin in gratitude for rescuing her. Complete the laid-back look with a black-and-white print shirt and a pair of blue jeans.

You don't have to spend a fortune to dress with Beth's panache. This reasonably priced, dark brown fleece-lined coat with a turn-down collar definitely nails her unique flair.

We love the knot cuff detailing and the jazzy black and white print—and we know Beth would, too.

These riding jeans, featuring a low rise and boot cut, would be right at home on the range.

This just might be one of Yellowstone's most iconic costumes. Doesn't Beth look like she just stepped out of the Old West...or a really great Ralph Lauren ad? Take that incredible wool hat with the pinch-front crease, add the long-length duster and we're ready to protect home and health, no matter what.

Safeguard your face from the sun's harmful rays and look amazing doing it with the classic styling of this 100 percent Australian wool felt hat.

Both waterproof and wind-proof, this hooded duster will keep you warm and dry no matter what mischief you get into.

In the Season 3 premiere, Beth rocked a gorgeous, orange print kimono robe that played nicely off of her hair color, though she was still looking a little rough around the edges from her beating. To be honest, she seemed like she really needed that cup of java and smoke in this scene.