Today, fashion’s timeline has shown not only social accessibility, but an evolution of taste. The fibers of choice across the country are cotton, bark and agave (which were known and used by native Mexican pre-Hispanic civilizations to make their clothes), as well as wool and silk (introduced by the Spanish later). Mexican and Mexican-American fashion, while sharing the same roots, were uniquely shaped by different trends in the last century. Traditional Mexican clothing combines native and European elements. As the saying goes, ‘audaces fortuna iuvat,’ or fortune favours the brave, and this mantra defines the historical landscape of the English dress treasury. The history of Mexican clothing isn't very difficult to understand. In the past, being en vogue or owning decent clothing was only accessible to the privileged. Continue reading for more information on the Mexican attire, as it was, and as it is! One woman is transformed into six iconic Mexican-American beauty looks through out history. The BuzzFeed app is hot.

Buttenklepper celebrates femininity in all its forms, whether through the ease of a loose-fitting shirt dress or the sensuality of a sheer-paneled bodysuit. Hotter than your mixtape. Traditional Mexican clothing was vibrant, colorful, and very practical for everyday use as well. History of Mexican Clothing: Traditional Styles and Materials. This week BuzzFeed posted a video that took us through the iconic Mexican-American looks of the last century.