Design History: 101
Design History 101: Guerrera’s Revolution Jacket
The history of the Mexican Revolution cannot go without talking about its women – in fact, Guerrera, literally means, “heroic” women. These passionate and courageous, women warriors are often remembered for the violent or sinful acts of war, even though they weren’t much different than those by other Mexican Revolution heroes like Carranza or Zapata. [...]
Terlingua: Chili & Chaps
LET’S TALK CHILI: Terlingua, Texas is a tourist destination for travelers to Big Bend National Park. Outdoor activities such as Rio Grande rafting, camping, hiking, and motorcycling are what drive people to this once uninhabitable region of Texas. . However, since 1967, on the first Saturday of November, more than 10,000 “chiliheads” converge on Terlingua [...]
Design History 101: Indian Head Jacket
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Design History 101: Loretto Duster
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Design History 101: La Questa Skirt
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Feature: Hondo Fur Vest
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Design History 101: Wild Justice
Don’t you just love the name? . .
Design History 101: Pecos Pete Biker Jacket
Later this week, we’ll take a closer look at bronc belts of the past both in fashion and practical use. Check back!!! > . . . . . .
Design History 101: Comanche Trail Jkt.
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Design History 101: Arsenic and Old Lace
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