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- Traje de Flamenca Or Traje de Gitana - Andalusia
- Fallero and Fallera - Valencia
- Chulapo and Chulapa - Madrid
- Baserritarra - Basque Country
- Hereus and Pubilles / Payesa - Catalonia
- Baturro and Baturra - Aragón
- Montañés - Cantabria
- Aldeano - Castilla Y León
- Manchego - Castilla La Mancha
- Extremeño - Extremadura
The history of this dress goes back to the end of the 19th century, when lower-class women, generally of gypsy ethnicity, attended the cattle fairs dressed in ruffled gowns. It could be said that they were the ones who set the trend. At the famous Seville Fair, “Feria de Sevilla”of 1929, the flamenco dress or gypsy costume became the official dress...
This traditional costume is still very present in their festivities and folkloric acts, particularly in Valencia’s “Fiesta de las Fallas”. It’s a very colorful costume that attracts a lot of attention, which I will explain in more detail. 1. Women’s dress: The Fallera dress consists of a skirt printed with flowers and bright colors and a corsage or...
Dressing up as a “chulapo or chulapa” is a tradition that has been present in Madrid since the 19th century and is still very present today. The day on which the Madrilenians take to the streets wearing this traditional costume is May the 15th to honor their patron “San Isidro.” This typical costume is part of the Spanish Fashion History and it’s r...
Unlike other regions, the Basque Country doesn’t have one traditional costume but several, which vary according to age, genre, and area. The traditional Basque clothing still presents itself today. It consists of various clothes whose style has been maintained over the years. 1. Women’s dress: Among the typical clothes of this Spanish women’s costu...
The traditional costume of Catalonia for women is the “Pubilla” (referring to the heiress of the family fortune in rural areas) on its most prosperous side or “Catalan”on its side of the peasant woman, worker of the field. This costume is used at specific times, such as the feast of the Virgin of Montserrat. 1. Women’s dress: The “pubilla” dress is...
This costume is worn on important dates such as the 12th of October. It happens during the floral offering to the Virgen del Pilar (patron saint of Aragonese). Likewise, it is also the costume used by folklore and traditional dance groups typical of Aragon, known as “la jota.” 1. Women’s dress: The women’s costume has two different models, the ever...
Although there are other dresses, the “montañés” is the best known in the region. It is the one used in pilgrimages known as pilgrimages, “romerías.” 1. Women’s dress: The woman wears a canvas shirt with wide sleeves. This is accompanied by a “saya”or long skirt to the ankle with velvet strips in bright and cheerful colors such as orange, green, an...
This Spanish costume was inspired by clothing models from the 18th and 19th centuries. 1. Women’s dress: The female costume consists of a white linen or cotton blouse with lace at the neck and cuffs. The “saya” or skirt is made of cloth (usually red), and adorned with embroidery or sequins. The skirt is covered with a “mandil” or black apron with s...
It originates in the Spanish clothingworn during the 18th and 19th centuries by the inhabitants of the Iberian Peninsula. 1. Women’s dress: It’s characterized by the “refajo” that can be of colored stripes, floral prints, or a single color. On top of this piece, they wear a silk apron and white or colored striped stockings underneath. On top, they ...
It’s a costume that catches my attention, especially for its most usual complement, the “Montehermoseña Cap,”since it is the most eye-catching headpiece in Spain. I will tell you about it a little further down. 1. Women’s dress: The costume of the Extremadura woman is composed of mantillas of different colors (the cherry one being the most prominen...
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Mexican Dresses for Women Traditional Off-Shoulder Floral Embroidery Cinco de Mayo Fiesta Party Long Maxi Dress. 27. $3099. FREE delivery Sat, Jun 8 on $35 of items shipped by Amazon. Or fastest delivery Fri, Jun 7.
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Welcome to the Leos Imports collection of traditional Mexican dresses for women and girls. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Mexico as we showcase a variety of beautifully crafted garments. From vibrant huipils and flowing rebozos to intricate embroidered dresses, our collection captures the essence of traditional Mexican fashion.
