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		<title>Mexican Clothing Groups</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When you are talking about mexican clothing it is most necessary to seperate the articles of clothing into three main groups. The three groups being modern mexican clothing, traditional mexican clothing, and celebratory mexican clothing. Thanks to globalization, young Mexicans often living in the larger mexican cities wear clothes much similar to americans, multi colored [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When you are talking about mexican clothing it is most necessary to seperate the articles of clothing into three main groups. The three groups being modern mexican clothing, traditional mexican clothing, and celebratory mexican clothing. Thanks to globalization, young Mexicans often living in the larger mexican cities wear clothes much similar to americans, multi colored t shirts, jeans and sneakers. However when you go into the smaller times you can see where the modern clothing stops and the native feeling gets put right back into place. It is mainly shown by the colors that the traditional mexicans mostly live by.</p>
<p>People who live within those towns often love the earthly colors, colors such as brown or red, even though it isn't uncommon to find yellows and greens as parts of the clothes. The traditional mexican clothing combines many native and European elements. The choice fibers among Mexicano's are cottons, agave, and bark. Sometimes even silk and wool is used alot. In the past the clothing was dyed with many natural things such as plant dyes and other stuff that would be found round about the world. Dyes were often also bought from Europe as they supplied a vast array of many beautiful styles and colors of dyes for the mexican clothing.</p>
<p>As for the celebratory mexican clothing, there can be a costume found for almost every different day of the year. National celebrations are often celebrated by wearing typical regular clothes including obviously would be the sought after huge sombrero. The special days like the day of death are very closely guarded as religion and that can be seen on costumes too. Carnival celebration clothing is often the Charro suit which is very widely popularized by the outfits that the mariachi band wears.</p>
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		<title>About Mexican Clothing</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The mexicanos who live in cities will often and normally wear regular clothing that is worn in the USA and Canada. However the people of Mexico who live in the small remote villages throughout the country will normally wear trousers, sombreros and cotton shirts that are called ponchos. These ponchos are very beautiful and vast [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The mexicanos who live in cities will often and normally wear regular clothing that is worn in the USA and Canada. However the people of Mexico who live in the small remote villages throughout the country will normally wear trousers, sombreros and cotton shirts that are called ponchos. These ponchos are very beautiful and vast in their color array, the mexican clothing colors normally stick to a certain pattern but the mexican clothing colors of a poncho are blue, brown black, red, green, yellow, pink and even white and orange sometimes. The way the mexican poncho is worn is it goes over a persons shoulders and hugs their waist line as if to look absolutely beautiful. They also normally wear these leather sandals which are called huaraches. Nike has a brand of shoes mimicked after these sandals which are worn by big players. I think its crazy that newer age is copying older age mexican clothing to get their sales up.</p>
<p>The Sombreros are mainly used to protect the mens beautiful young faces and skin from the scorching sunlight that radiates heat that is unimaginable.  Since the rim of the hat is so wide it can be used to catch rain and so the mexican man wearing the mexican clothing can get himself a glass of water from them. Poncho's are the mexican clothing that is used for the cold and rainy weather. Women will rock blouses and longer skirts in various colors that you can imagine as the colors are all usually very bright and vibrant, the women often go barefoot or wear plastic sandals. Most mexican clothing in the villages is homemade.</p>
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