The Fashion colorful dresses of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo will go on demonstrate for the first
time in November after being kept veiled from public view for 50 years at the
request of her husband, commended muralist Diego Rivera.Curators of the Kahlo's "Blue
House" in Mexico
City exposed a trove of 300 dresses, bathing suits, garnishes and photographs
in 2004 and are now ready to show the municipal 22 items from the unique clothes
that turned her into a fashion muse.
The exhibit explores Kahlo's fascination among Mexico's indigenous fashion women’s and her affinity for richly embellished ethnic
frocks, flowery headpieces and metaphorical silver jewelry that earned her a
photo shoot with Vogue journal
in 1937.
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