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Size 36. Flamenco Dress. Mod. Macu

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Size 36. Flamenco Dress. Mod. Macu Ref.: 50759MACURJBCO

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This flamenco dress made in stretch fits and looks very flattering as it highlights the wearer's figure. The sleeves, adorned with two ruffles, add a touch of grace and movement to every gesture. A third ruffle, made of nylon, is strategically placed to provide additional volume, enhancing the beauty of the arms with every movement.
The skirt of this suit features a charming design with three small ruffles that add subtle movement as you walk. However, it is the fourth ruffle that captures the attention, being larger and more voluminous thanks to the nylon can can underneath. This unique feature gives a majestic fullness to the skirt, creating a dazzling effect when dancing to flamenco music.

Measurements Size 36:
Bust 82cm
Waist 66cm
Hips 91cm
Length 150cm
This item is NON RETURNABLE



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  • Flamenca, it's the only regional costume that is adapted to fashion. A dress cut called 'guitar body' is the favorite one because it suits every women : neckline pico, round or squared, depending on the season, a  hair bun to give slimness to the neck, tight dress that you can open on the hips and frills which gives you happy and feminine appearance. The dress encloses different complements: shawl, hair flower, bracelets, earrings, 'peinetas'(decorative comb worn in hair) all this in a combination of colours and variants.

The origin of the Ladies flamenco outfits

  • The origin of this dress is the humble working robe that used to be worn by Andalusian countrywomen. The most common cloth used was percale and it had one or more (up four) flounces at a hem that was a cut in such a way that it flared out. An apron was worn around the
    waist to protect the dress.
    The most common accessories were some modest jewelry or rudimentary wooden rings and bracelets painted in bright colours. A flower was also worn in the hair next to the large ornamental comb that held the hair in a bun.