Is there a Latin style?

In the post about American street style, Karina Ibelis asked us more looks Latino, because of course, there is much talent show and many ideas to take flight. But with the times Internet that allow you to cross the pond to blow click and soak trends overseas in a few minutes, I realized that you can not define a single Latin style that brings together so many women and many countries.
Latin girls think and imagine all like Sofia Vergara, winding, dark, racial, with colorful clothes, clothes that mark the figure. But you will see that there are many Latinas (thankfully) and the style is not so easy to define. Globally more and more alike to each other, and locally we have increasingly less to do with each other.

Brazil

Leticia Oliveira was delighted by all the color of their looks, by their original combinations and because despite being small in stature, looking clothes and heels that will visually add centimeters to look taller.

Also from Brazil we enjoyed the looks of Decoresaltoalto. She wants to stand his legs, the most striking part of his anatomy and does so with shorts, miniskirts and heels of stroke.

Chile

From Chile we get the looks of Spiny, showing that Latino curves are not at odds with the style and follow the latest fashion trends. What is clear is that the empire Zara also invades the other side of the Atlantic as strongly as here.
 

 

Argentina

Argentina is a country that loves fashion, with daring people and looks AndieUL offenders represent the image of a modern and fun country.

Colombia

We traveled to Colombia to discover the hippie looks Ohh Style. I love that white dress and red hair contrasted with her even more.

Mexico

Mexico is a great country full of great fashionistas. Looks simple but something that makes them special, those are my favorites. Digging on the web, I really liked the style of Makeupalamoda.