The Mexican peasant dress, also known as the "traje de campesina" or "traje de adelita," is a traditional garment worn by women in rural Mexico. It is typically made of lightweight cotton or muslin fabric and features a loose, flowing silhouette with ruffled sleeves and a gathered waist. The dress is often embellished with colorful embroidery, lace trim, and ribbon accents.
The Mexican peasant dress is a symbol of Mexican culture and heritage, and is often worn during traditional celebrations and festivals. It is a versatile garment that can be dressed up with accessories for special occasions, or worn casually for everyday wear. The dress is comfortable and practical for hot climates, making it a popular choice among Mexican women in rural areas.
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