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Pollera is commonly worn by women. Uually embroidered by hand and multicolored. Usually decorated with jewelry over the blouse, and the head of the woman is adorned by tortoise shell comb, and beaded hair decorations.
Men tend to wear all white from head to toe with straw hads and side bags.

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The traditional clothing of Gaucho's which were cowboys back in time. There are a variety of clothes that people in the country regions wear daily, or are worn for traditional festivals, weddings or other big celebrations. These styles of clothing consist of ponchos, alpargatas, bombachas, and brimmed hats.

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Bolivian men are known for wearing homemade cotton trousers, brightly colored ponchos and woolen caps called chullas. Sandals are the traditional footwear but many go barefoot, even in the cold. Women in Bolivia are known for an outfit consisting of an apron over layered skirts, a blouse and a colorful multi-purpose shawl. The outfit is topped off by a bowler hat called "bombin" that was adopted from the British.

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Fashion here is usually following Folklore Fashion trends. Vanezuela is very hot, so they tend to use light material.  Women traditionally wear long flowing skirts, blouses with one or both off-the-shoulder sleeves , a lot of flowers and simple jewelry pieces. Men tend to wear liqui liqui. This consists of pants and a jacket. The set can be made from linen, cotton, gabardine, or wool. Color are mostly light such as white or cream. The pants are full-length and straight-cut. The jacket has long sleeves and a rounded Nehru-style collar.

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Mexico loves to use loud and exciting colors. This is follwed by floral and other brightly colored patterns. Earthy colors are also common. Most of the fashion and tradition is represented through religion. Gem stones and silver are very popular additions. Whilst pre-Columbian era they made fabrics with agave and bark. Women typically would wear ankle length skirts, while men wore ponchos.