NYC is all about style and so I've lined a runway with tamale models. The look this year is very individual, combining function, natural materials, and a DIY pioneer chic vibe.
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Chicken tamales wrapped by instructor chef's assistant |
Tamale style is fabulous on all body types. Corn husks with self-ties look equally fabulous on short plump, or tall slender models.
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Students try sheath dress look first |
Creations by new tamale wrappers are a highlight of the fashion show. Husk wraps transition easily from 9-to-5 office into evening looks. That might be because it takes about six hours to steam five dozen tamales in a small NJ kitchen.
What will be new in 2015? Tamale tutu ultra-minis? Yellow ribbed knee-high boots? Fashion forward focus on belts and
obis? Asian fusion tamales inspired by the history of the
kimono exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art? Celeb tamale hairstyles?
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Stefani Tamale |
What will Owen Wilson do? He's got that corn husk hair all ready for a top knot.
© 2014 Nancy L. Ruder
2 comments:
I love tamales, corn husks, and Owen Wilson. You had me at hello.
My mom was a big tamale fan, and we all inherited that. Which makes me wonder why on earth I didn't buy tamales from the woman who walked into the pub I was in a couple of hours ago. What was I thinking?
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