Raymundo Fraga Valle, based in Puebla, occupies a distinctive position within the field of Mexican dress studies as a collector, curator, and cultural interlocutor whose work bridges material culture, ethnography, and fashion history. His collection which has been assembled through sustained engagement with artisans, regional traditions, and systems of making, constitutes not merely an archive of garments, but a dynamic repository of cultural knowledge. It is particularly rich in examples of Indigenous and vernacular dress from across central and southernRead more