The Green Adelita or Ranchera Dress on display at the museum is a true work of art in traditional Mexican dress. This dress presents an exquisite floral ornamentation, highlighting beautiful sunflowers that give it a unique charm and full of vitality.

The yellow shawl that accompanies this outfit is a versatile and emblematic element. Its placement varies depending on the occasion. For social events, it can be arranged in various ways: either over the shoulders, around the chest or in an elegant arrangement around the shoulders, which adds a touch of grace and elegance to the outfit.

In contrast, when it comes to horseback riding, the rebozo is adjusted at the waist, providing comfort and freedom of movement. This functional detail reflects the adaptability of traditional Mexican clothing to the needs and activities of daily life.

As for footwear, the dress is complemented with Jalisco boots, resistant and classic in design, ideal for horseback riding. For social events, the Porfirian boot is recommended, recognized for its elegance and timeless style. This type of boot is characterized by its button or shoelace closure, never a zipper, and by its spool heel, which adds a touch of distinction.

It is important to mention that, although the mannequin does not wear the boots, their inclusion would complete this outfit in an ideal way. In the context of a social event, the combination of the dress, the shawl and the porfirian boots highlights the beauty and authenticity of traditional Mexican clothing. This piece is a living testimony of the rich cultural and artistic heritage that endures in the charrería and Mexican identity.