Meredith Lockhart was an residential and commercial interior designer for thirteen years before entering into the world of high fashion western clothing. Her creations have been seen on the runways and in boutiques from New York to LA for the last fifteen years. Meredith’s creations have been seen on rodeo queens at the Miss Rodeo America Pageant and on country music stars for videos, CD covers, and on nationally televised award shows. Some of her fashions have been seen on stars such as Brooks and Dunn, John Denver, Toby Keith, Trace Adkins, Alan Jackson, and Montgomery Gentry. The creations are made in her workroom at the family farm in North East Kansas.

A few years ago Meredith had decided to take a brief hiatus to work with inner city and adjudicated youth at a creative arts company called Chameleon in Kansas City, MO. She then returned to the western fashion scene to design and make western fashions for rodeo queens and do some selected western couture fashion shows in the west. The result is Merezia Western Creations. Meredith has made clothing for rodeo queens since 1993 with her first Miss Rodeo Kansas she worked with finishing in the top three at Miss Rodeo America. She has gone on to work with many rodeo queens who have finished in the top five of Miss Rodeo America and the National High School Queen Pageant. The first national title that was won when wearing Merezia clothes was Emily Aldredge, the 2004/2005 National High School Rodeo Queen, who won apperance. Meredith is also proud to say that the current Miss Rodeo America , Amy Wilson from Kansas, won apperance wearing many fashions from Merezia at the 2008 pageant. Click on contact us for more information.