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tank air ⋆

"yes, I am that girl from NELA, whose mom cleans houses, who drives a 2006 Toyota Corolla, whose house is bright orange with Mexican and Central American decals in it. This is glamorous, too – our homes and our experiences are “editorial,” too. Especially because we are the blueprint."

sara fernandez for hypebea shot by monica zulema ⋆

yama-bato

Jiro Takamatsu Shadow of Carnation, 1966

The Warehouse

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- Celia D. Luna, “Cholitas Skaters” (2023)

Bolivia’s Indigenous Quechua and Aymara women, known derogatorily as “cholitas,” were marginalized and ostracized from society. Distinguished by their long braids, wide skirts, and bowler hats—an amalgamation of styles resulting from Spanish colonizers forcing Indigenous people to adopt European styles during the Inquisition—the style evolved into a symbol-rich, empowered look.