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Cultural appropriation also occurs on the runway. Many designs have been called out when taking cultural clothing from a minority culture. They use there clothing in there line and usually never get credit to the minority group they took it from. Using culturel clothing on the runway could be done correctly. But when done incorrectly can offend many people and make the designer seem ignorant. Also high end clothing is very expensive and are sold at a high price when the traditional people are making these traditional pieces of clothing for much cheaper and are genuinely a piece of art and culture combined.

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Cinco de Mayo is one of the most well known Mexican holiday. Even though the holiday is a celebration of when Mexican troops won the “Batalla de Puebla” against the french many Americans believe is Mexico's independence day. When celebrating this holiday many americans wear “traditional” Mexican clothing. There clothing is very stereotypical and has the effect of them making fun of Mexican clothing. When dressing up as someone's culture is a many part of culture appropriation and is very offence. When picking out your halloween costume I would suggest dressing up as your favorite character on T.V. or anything else other them someone's culture.

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There are multiple types of traditional mexican dresses. Different states in mexico have different traditional dresses and pieces they wear. In Michoacan Women use sophisticated clothing: A skirt with a pattern, a long blouse with embroidery at the bottom and around the neck, a belt strapped on the back, and usually a rebozo. Blouses with more embroidery are usually used for a special occasion or celebration. (Mexican clothing co. ,2018) In Jalisco the typical traditional dress contains a matching top and skirt. “It consists of a very wide skirt with ribbon stripes in the middle that form a star, and more ribbon stripes at the bottom end. The blouse has a high collar, and matching stripes in the sleeves.”(Mexican clothing co. ,2018)

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Sombreros have been apart of Mexican culture since many can remember. The sombrero represents different things to different social classes. ‘Farmers and peasants wear sombreros made from straw, while the more elite sombreros are constructed of plush felt. Decorations very common on sombreros. There usually decorated with braiding, beads, gold and silver threads, sequins and feathers adding a festive look, themes which often match an entire outfit, head to toe.”(Garcia, 2016) The sombrero is also used in traditional mexican dancing. “The Mexican Hat Dance (Jarabe Tapatío) is a symbol of pride and tells the lovely story of a young man whose most valuable possession is his sombrero. He tosses it on the ground as a gift to woo the girl with whom he is in love. The moves and story of this dance convey the common courtship of a youthful couple.”Wearing a sombrero can also represent pride and joy of your culture.

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Mexican culture has existed in the U.S. for centuries. Immigrants from Mexico is very common since they are our neighbors from the south. With mexican immigrants coming to the U.S. includes them bringing their culture and beliefs with them. Like many immigrants who come that go to a new country they bring their culture with them which can included food, clothing, music, and art. But when bringing all of these aspects of their culture with them to a new country they also share it with others. Teaching others about your culture is a beautiful experience because it spreads culture and awareness. You'll have a better understanding of the people and their traditions. But there's a hard line that is drawn when it comes to culture appreciation and appropriation. Culture appropriation is very offencive to the minority group you are appropriating. Cultural appropriation is “a term used to describe the taking over of creative or artistic forms, themes, or practices by one cultural group from another. It is in general used to describe Western appropriations of non‐Western or non‐white forms.”(Leitner, 2017). Culture appreciation includes feeling or expressing of a admiration, approval, or gratitude.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC02aBAVj08