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The Traditional Latin America Dress. History, Styles and More. Panamanian Women, Panamanian Culture, Afro Latina, We Are The World, My Culture, African Diaspora, African History, African American History, Black Culture
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The Traditional Latin America Dress. History, Styles and More.

The traditional dress in Latin America is so much more than just a costume. It provides a link to the region's history, as well as a portrayal of each countries' national identity. Furthermore, most of Latin American countries shares cultural Spanish (or Portuguese, in the case of Brazil), Indigenous, and African influences

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Yinka Shonibare. How Does a Girl Like You Get to Be a Girl Like You?. 1995 | MoMA Afro Victorian, Sleep Of Reason Produces Monsters, Yinka Shonibare, What Is Contemporary Art, Food For The Gods, Victorian Era Dresses, Dutch Wax Print, Famous Black, Cultural Identity
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Yinka Shonibare. How Does a Girl Like You Get to Be a Girl Like You?. 1995 | MoMA

Yinka Shonibare. How Does a Girl Like You Get to Be a Girl Like You?. 1995. Dutch wax print cotton on mannequins. Overall height approximately 68" (172.7 cm). Gift of Agnes Gund. 163.2002. Painting & Sculpture

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