| Many rural women wear a shawl, called a rebozo, and a simple dress or a skirt and blouse. |
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| Standing outside, his wife crossed herself as they passed and pulled her rebozo tight around her grey hair. |
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| Made from Japanese paper and thread, her rebozo is a critique of the condition of the planet and human behavior, the artist said. |
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| Photographs by Lourdes Almeida explore the meaning of the style in which a rebozo is worn. |
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| Women's dress throughout tends toward a skirt and blouse with a rebozo, or head scarf. |
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| She made the design as a comment on the comforting nature of wrapping oneself in a rebozo. |
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| In some states, a rebozo is given instead of a wedding ring. |
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| The woman often carried a small handkerchief and a shawl called a rebozo in bright colors, often complementing the skirt. |
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| Hector Garcia Manzanedo provides a historical overview of the rebozo in his engaging afterword. |
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| In 1866 Colonel J. F. Meline noted that the rebozo had almost disappeared in Santa Fe and that hoop skirts, on sale in the stores, were being widely used. |
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| And the dock, as bad luck would have it, was a favorite landing spot when Rebozo and Nixon went boating. |
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