Rev Mexicana

MEXICO

The charro suit regulated, which can be task or gala, to be made ​​of wool, suede or combination of both materials. It consists of pants, jacket, shirt(sometimes vest), boots and tie shawl.
The colors are allowed the full range of coffee, dark blue, brown, gray and dry green which contrast with the "frets" or laceand buttoned. It is also used dark red mixed with black pants only the corporal and allowances of the frame. Colors like white or pink are banned.
The bootsshould be the color of the chair cueraje ie honey, brown or bay. The black suit is only for weddings and funerals and is the only one who should wear black boots.
Theshirt, which can be "pachuqueña" also known as "bent neck" and "Tapatia" giving preference to white and off white, pink and black are banned.

In general, thetraditional dress of women in Mexico, Jalisco is similar to, although with some variations, depending on the region, the top is white, with ornaments and embroidery ofvarious kinds, depending on the region, and the bottom is a skirt that reaches to the feet.

ENGLAND

In England there is a costume set.
The best known arethose of Morris dancers who are placed in summer attire with the dancing folk dances associated with the awakening of the earth.

The costumes vary depending on thegroup, but generally consists of white pants and shirt, a pad of bells in the calves of both legs (front) and a hat made of felt or straw, decorated with coloredribbons and flowers.
Both tapes bells as fertility and bring away the pain.
Most of these groups are composed only of men but some women and integrate them.