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Many Bolivian women, of the Aymara, follow a fashion trend that has been going on since 1920s, when British railway workers brought the bowler hat to Bolivia. I have no idea why.
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Many Bolivian women, of the Aymara, follow a fashion trend that has been going on since 1920s, when British railway workers brought the bowler hat to Bolivia. I have no idea why. |
Mange bolivianske kvinner, stort sett fra folkegruppen Aymara, følger fremdeles en hattemote som britiske jernbanearbeidere introduserte til Bolivia på 1920-tallet. Jeg aner ikke hvorfor. | ||||||
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