Holidays and Traditions

There is a difference between Guacho pants and Culotte pants.

The 1970s version of the late 1950s and early 1960s classic, gaucho pants, is a fashion trend that seems to make a comeback every now and then.capri pants were considered very chic and practical for young women growing up during the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations, with a hem that fell just below the knee cap and a slightly higher waist than many pant types.capris were usually form fitting without being too snug and were the ideal garment to wear on a warm day while taking care of the homeFor several years, the early gaucho pants were almost a necessity in any well-dressed woman's wardrobe, even though they were never considered to be appropriate office attire.

capri pants were not included in any counter-culture wardrobe during the mid-1960s due to the cultural changes in society and in fashions.Those who were pro-establishment were prepared to give up their pants in favor of bell-bottom pantsuits and jeans.An attempt to create A-line flared-leg capris failed dismally, and it looked as if the garment would go the way of the old time wire corsets.

The gaucho pants were a comeback by the middle of the 1970s.While still hitting just below the knee, the new improved gaucho look has a slightly longer inseam and flared leg that gave the garment an updated look compared to the form fitting models of the decade before.The new versions were worn with knee-high boots instead of simple sneakers.The flared pants made it into the business world.Gaucho pants are considered to be acceptable attire for the office, as well as for a date or doing some shopping, when combined with a matching jacket.The gaucho pants of the Seventies were more of a compromise between formal and informal dress.

The gaucho pants phenomenon went on for a few years, but by the early 1980's the garment once more fell out of favor.Since gaucho pants were a big hit in their day, and known to be comfortable as well, it is only a matter of time before some retro-oriented fashion designer manages to make this old time garment new once again.

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Bombachas are traditional manly pants, they let a man's terstcles breathe and bob comfortably.It would be nonsense for women to wear it."Gaucho pants" are the same as "bombachas".It is a man's clothing.I don't know what the historical/cultural basis is for this piece of clothing."gaucho" is our gentilic, and I'm a Brazilian from the Rio Grande do Sul State.

So, there you go."Gaucho pants" are the same as "bombachas".It is a man's clothing.I don't know what the historical/cultural basis is for this piece of clothing."gaucho" is our gentilic, and I'm a Brazilian from the Rio Grande do Sul State.

What do I know about this?"gaucho" is our gentilic, and I'm a Brazilian from the Rio Grande do Sul State.