A Mexican Costume For Our Purim Fiesta!

Mexican Hat With Painted Fruit

We love classic Mexican style— and after this year’s Mexican Purim Fiesta crafts which I shared with you a few weeks ago, it only seemed natural for my daughter to dress up as a Mexican girl. (The girl’s schools are doing their Purim costume party today.) And fortunately for this very busy mom, we had all the items on hand, and the results this morning were fabulous!

The painted fruit which I posted about previously, were strung around a sombrero together with a few crepe paper flowers, which I also used to fill a Mexican basket. A Mexican tunic and skirt  were paired with some black boots, a wide woven Mexican belt, appropriate jewelry and braids.

Mexican Hat With Fruit Worn

The decorated hat gave the costume that extra punch, and one eight year old girl (with hot peppers painted on her cheeks courtesy of a neighbor) left the house very happy this morning and proud of her costume.

Mexican Girl Costume

Phew. Now I think I’ll go collapse. Oh wait, there’s still a long list of things to do, so that will have to be put on hold for now. Enjoy your preparations, and as I figure it, a little loss of sleep is worth it to bring joy to your family and honor one of our most joyful holidays!

 

 


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3 responses to “A Mexican Costume For Our Purim Fiesta!”

  1. yaelle akiva Avatar
    yaelle akiva

    what a wonderful and inspiring website… you are indeed an amazing woman!! xx

  2. Marcy Avatar

    I haven’t been to a Purim carnival since I was little. I remember them being really fun, but yours looks really cool!

  3. Sara Rivka Avatar

    Thanks Marcy, yes theres lots of fun happening around here! And in fact Purim is celebrated one day later in Jerusalem, so for those who want to really get into the holiday its possible to celebrate for two days by simply traveling a bit to visit friends and family!

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