New York Times Fashionのインスタグラム(nytstyle) - 10月10日 05時50分

In Cuba clothing options are limited by a lack of imports, cultivating, so a singular style can be challenging. “People will bring clothes in bundles from Miami, Panama or Mexico and sell them up from their homes,” said Rose Cromwell, a photographer who has been going to Cuba since 2005. Milagros Reynoso, 51, sources costumes from Brazil, which she wears when performing with her dance crew at cultural events around Havana. Her outfits are usually very colorful and include elaborate headpieces. “You just see all kinds of color all the time,” Ms. Cromwell said, onstage and off. She is one of the many Cubans who go to lengths such as making their own clothes, having relatives bring pieces from abroad or scouring local vintage spots. Link in bio for more.

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