#escaramuza

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Después de la escaramuza

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Dior 2019 Cruise Collection

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Mexico’s female rodeo culture has been challenging gender norms for decades. But the job isn’t done | CNN

A new photography book goes beyond the petticoats, bloomers and ruffles of the escaramuza tradition, sharing stories of feminism, immigratio

What comes to mind when you picture a cowgirl? Many imagine flannel shirts, Stetson hats, and bootcut jeans. But in escaramuza—the all-female equestrian sport that originated in Mexico and later made its way to the U.S.—the image looks quite different.

For nearly two years, Constance Jaeggi traveled the U.S. photographing escaramuza riders—now the focus of a museum exhibition at the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas, and of her upcoming book Escaramuza: The Poetics of Home. She hopes viewers are drawn in by the vivid portraits and stay for the story of feminism, immigration, and sacrifice.

“Fashion is the easy entry point.” ~ Constance Jaeggi

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Escaramuza exhibition. An all-female sport within charrería—the Mexican equivalent of rodeo—combines strength with beauty.

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"Escaramuza", by Paty Rámirez-Sánchez featuring Neuza Hernández 🇲🇽💚

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Escaramuza de Sebastian Ramirez Jacinto

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Así se lleva México en la piel.