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Beyoncé's Latest Album , Boosts Sales for , Western Style.<br/>Beyoncé's Latest Album , Boosts Sales for , Western Style.<br/>NBC reports that sales of western style <br/>boots have surged over 20% since Beyoncé <br/>released her recent 'Cowboy Carter' album. .<br/>NBC reports that sales of western style <br/>boots have surged over 20% since Beyoncé <br/>released her recent 'Cowboy Carter' album. .<br/>The album marked the music <br/>superstar's first entry in <br/>the country genre. .<br/>According to consumer behavior firm Circana,<br/>there were significant boosts to unit sales for <br/>western style boots even before the full album dropped. .<br/>According to consumer behavior firm Circana,<br/>there were significant boosts to unit sales for <br/>western style boots even before the full album dropped. .<br/>The Wild West aesthetic started to <br/>experience a surge with the release of <br/>the singles 'Texas Hold 'Em' and '16 Carriages.'.<br/>The Wild West aesthetic started to <br/>experience a surge with the release of <br/>the singles 'Texas Hold 'Em' and '16 Carriages.'.<br/>Since the start of April, <br/>Boot Barn shares have <br/>shot up over 4%. .<br/>NBC points out that the 32-time Grammy <br/>winner's most recent album comes amid <br/>a wave of cultural push for western-inspired styles.<br/>Earlier this year, Louis Vuitton released the <br/>American Western line at Paris Fashion Week. .<br/>In addition to stagecoach-inspired boots, <br/>the new line showcased western style <br/>classics like bolo ties and cowboy hats.<br/>The CEO of Levi Strauss, Michelle Gass, spoke to <br/>analysts about the boost the company received from <br/>a song on 'Cowboy Carter' being titled 'Levii's Jeans.'.<br/>The CEO of Levi Strauss, Michelle Gass, spoke to <br/>analysts about the boost the company received from <br/>a song on 'Cowboy Carter' being titled 'Levii's Jeans.'.<br/>I don’t think there’s any better evidence <br/>or proof point than having someone like <br/>Beyoncé, who is a culture shaper, <br/>to actually name a song after us, Michelle Gass, CEO of Levi Strauss, via NBC.<br/>I don’t think there’s any better evidence <br/>or proof point than having someone like <br/>Beyoncé, who is a culture shaper, <br/>to actually name a song after us, Michelle Gass, CEO of Levi Strauss, via NBC