Saturday, September 17th, 2011
By COED Staff
September 16th is Grito de Dolores aka Cry of Dolores aka Cry of Independence aka Mexican Independence Day. It’s THE most important national holiday observed in Mexico. While our sisters and brothers from south of the border celebrate the anniversary of their country’s separation from Spanish rule. We celebrate by honoring their hottest homegrown products. Check ‘em out in our gallery that’s grande on gorgeous after the jump.
Thursday, September 16th, 2010
By COED Staff
Happy Mexican Independence Day! Let’s all celebrate by drinking Tequila all night! And why wouldn’t we? Especially when it brings so much joy and bridge generational gaps. Like any strange creature from a strange land, tequila can teach you something new and emphasize the importance of variety . Still, there is a chance for culture clash (tequila is foreign to your body so naturally your digestive system is going to want to cut if off at the border by…throwing up). And if we learned anything from the tense immigration situation currently, harboring too many foreign friends could result in you being as good as dead. You know, figuratively.
Wednesday, September 15th, 2010
By J Bryant
If you’re like most Gringos, you probably think you already celebrated Mexican Independence Day on Cinco De Mayo. It’s actually on September 16th. 2010 marks the 200th anniversary. So, we compiled a collection of the 48 hottest Mexican models who’ve been freed of their oppressive clothing.
Wednesday, May 5th, 2010
By J Bryant
Any idiot taking his 9th Cinco de Drinko Tequila shot in a row can figure out the correct way to wear a sombrero. That’s why it’s the perfect accessory to wear long after you’ve lost your ability to walk straight and speak coherently. There’s no easier way to say I’m fashion forward, Mexican inspired, and unlikely to remember your name tomorrow like a traditional grande sombrero loco.