Wealth and Status: In 16th- and 17th-century Europe, handmade lace was an extreme luxury crafted by hand with bobbin or needle techniques. Wearing it signaled high aristocratic rank and economic power🐚🦢🐚
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Tieyone Talks 🗣️🎤 :
Hey boo 🫶🏾☄️
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justlucy308 :
My beautiful 😍
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Quan :
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TheVocalSquad :
JE 🎵💢
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Westy 🇦🇮 :
yes
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🧜🏽♀️StarSeedLesh7🧜🏽♀️ :
Status and Solidarity: Wearing lace aso ebi is a visual declaration of belonging, solidarity, and social support.
History: Since the 1960s, industrially produced and embroidered lace (often sourced historically through global trade with countries like Austria and Switzerland) has become a pillar of West African festive and high-status attire.
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🧜🏽♀️StarSeedLesh7🧜🏽♀️ :
Awww I love me sooo much. Lesh in her white lace dress. You know I got to have a sticker that’s funny and full of banter cuz that’s how ima be on my wedding day one day 😂😂😂
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🧜🏽♀️StarSeedLesh7🧜🏽♀️ :
Coconut prawns and salad ✨
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