Apart from being Taco Tuesday this years' Cinco de Mayo, revealed Frida Kahlo's wardrobe 60 years after her death.
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| Kahlo’s fringed boots, the right one with a stacked heel |
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| One of the corsets worn by Kahlo |
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| After her bus accident, Kahlo was in a full body cast for three months, and she remained in pain for the rest of her life. She painted her casts and corsets, turning them from medical equipment into artworks |
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| Orchids to You and another nail polish |
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| Kahlo’s leg was amputated in 1953. She designed this prosthetic leg with embroidered red lace-up boots and a bell attached |
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| Classic cat-eye glasses worn by Kahlo |
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| A skirt of green silk and lace attached to a body corset |
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| Bathing suit in mint green |
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| The artist’s makeup compact |
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| Kahlo’s right leg was thinner than her left after childhood polio – and it was later fractured in 11 places when she had a horrific bus accident in her 20s. As a result, she wore long, traditional Tehuana dresses that concealed her lower body |
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| Kahlo’s friends noted that the more pain she felt, and the more incapacitated she became, the more elaborate her outfits were |
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