ESTELA'S THRIFT SHOP - NOSTALGIC THROWBACK!

Estela's Thrift Shop

ESTELA'S THRIFT SHOP— WE LOVE HISTORY

One of the earliest known charity shops in the United Kingdom was set up by the Wolverhampton Society for the Blind (now called the Beacon Centre for the Blind) in 1899 to sell goods made by blind people to raise money for the Society. However, it was during the Second World War that the charity shop became widespread. Edinburgh University Settlement opened their "Thrift Shop for Everyone" in Edinburgh in 1937, the Red Cross opened up its first charity shop at 17 Old Bond Street, London in 1941. ESTELA'S THRIFT SHOP FB PAGE and ESTELA'S THRIFT SHOP INSTAGRAM

From vintage fashion to antique furniture, Estela's Thrift Shop caters to many styles and any budget.

Estela's thrift scene offers a mix of nostalgic appeal, heritage couture, and unique finds that reflect the borderland's unique cultural blend.

Estela's ofrece una mezcla de atractivo nostálgico, alta costura tradicional y hallazgos únicos que reflejan la mezcla cultural única de la zona fronteriza.

De moda vintage a muebles antiguos, Estela's Thrift Shop se adapta a cualquier presupuesto.

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Una de las primeras tiendas benéficas conocidas en el Reino Unido fue fundada por la Sociedad para Ciegos de Wolverhampton (ahora Centro Beacon para Ciegos) en 1899 para vender artículos elaborados por personas ciegas y recaudar fondos para la Sociedad. Sin embargo, fue durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial cuando este tipo de tiendas se popularizó. La Universidad de Edimburgo abrió su "Tienda de Segunda Mano para Todos" en Edimburgo en 1937, y la Cruz Roja abrió su primera tienda benéfica en el número 17 de Old Bond Street, Londres, en 1941. ESTELA'S THRIFT SHOP PÁGINA DE FB y ESTELA'S THRIFT SHOP PÁGINA DE INSTAGRAM

CULTURAL FASHION EXCHANGE

The cultural exchange between Mexico and the United States began with Spanish settlers in the 16th century, blending European and indigenous aesthetics. Traditional Mexican attire, featuring vibrant colors and unique textiles, influenced American fashion. Indigenous groups like the Aztecs and Maya contributed their craftsmanship and designs.

HISTORICAL EVENTS SHAPED FASHION TRENDS

Numerous historical events have influenced fashion styles in Mexican-American culture. The Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) was a prime example that altered Mexico's political landscape and had far-reaching consequences for its cultural manifestations, including attire. During this time, revolutionary leaders such as Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa rose to national prominence, as did the presence of female soldaderas, known as Adelitas—and American designers were influenced by their clothes, which usually featured traditional Mexican designs.

INTERCAMBIO DE MODA CULTURAL

El intercambio cultural entre México y Estados Unidos comenzó con los colonos españoles en el siglo XVI, fusionando la estética europea con la indígena. La vestimenta tradicional mexicana, con colores vibrantes y textiles únicos, influyó en la moda estadounidense. Grupos indígenas como los aztecas y los mayas aportaron su artesanía y diseños.

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Just like the Mexican Revolution, the Great Depression and World War II influenced the fashion industry, leading to the rise of affordable, practical clothing inspired by Mexican textiles. Designers like Claire McCardell and Rudi Gernreich incorporated Mexican elements into their collections, symbolizing resilience and resourcefulness and showcasing traditional craftsmanship. ESTELA'S THRIFT SHOP FB PAGE and ESTELA'S THRIFT SHOP INSTAGRAM

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Al igual que la Revolución Mexicana, la Gran Depresión y la Segunda Guerra Mundial influyeron en la industria de la moda, impulsando el auge de la ropa asequible y práctica inspirada en los textiles mexicanos. Diseñadores como Claire McCardell y Rudi Gernreich incorporaron elementos mexicanos a sus colecciones, simbolizando la resiliencia y el ingenio, y mostrando la artesanía tradicional. ESTELA'S THRIFT SHOP PÁGINA DE FB y ESTELA'S THRIFT SHOP PÁGINA DE INSTAGRAM

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