Indie Chicks Will Swoon Over Conor Oberst's Cowboy Threads

If the sensitive, bookish shtick is your bag (or if it's just all you've got to work with), you could do a lot worse than take your cues from Conor Oberst. The man sometimes known as Bright Eyes has basically parlayed the skinny-guy-who-works-in-your-local-coffee-shop vibe into a multimillion-selling recording career.

As befitting a man whose sound has evolved from earnest acoustic to a twangier Americana feel, the Omaha native's go-to style has progressed from hoodie-clad indie naïf to a more rock and roll, Western-shirted, beatnik approach.

His fifth solo album -- "Outer South" -- is out next week, so we decided to show you how to cop the troubadour's look.

Kill City Stretch Twill Jeans in Black
These affordable slim-fit black jeans from Kill City are the perfect indie-rock stand-bys. ($72 from RevolveClothing.com)

Get the rest of Conor's cowboy look, after the jump.

Cowboy Leather Belt
Sure, a trip to a thrift store might be more appropriate for Conor's battered, Western-style belt buckle, but this Ralph Lauren number taps a similar old-timey vein. ($95 from RalphLauren.com)

People's Market Kue Cream Shirt
This great cream, off-white dress shirt from People's Market completes the doe-eyed indie cowboy look, and will have the ladies hanging on your every, emotionally literate word. ($125 from Ssense.com)

Fender CD60 Acoustic Guitar With Case in Sunburst
Never to late to learn, right? ($200 from AmericanMusical.com)