Traditional costume: BOLIVIA The cholita would wear the classic colorful and wid

Traditional costume: BOLIVIA The cholita would wear the classic colorful and wide skirt, adorned with embroidery that could include details related to baking, like small cakes or utensils. The borsalino hat would be part of the outfit, but with a special touch, perhaps decorated with a small spatula or rolling pin. Pastry Details: The cholita could hold a tray with typical sweets, like sweet empanadas, cakes or pies. You can add an apron with colorful edges, combined with the colors of the skirt and details that represent the pastry, like cupcakes or biscuits.Hairstyle Style: Traditional long braids can be adorned with colorful bows that have details such as small utensils or illustrations of cakes.. Position and Attitude: The cholita may be smiling while offering a cake or candy in her hand., conveying a welcoming and friendly attitude. The posture can be dynamic, as if waiting on a table or decorating a cake. Cultural Fund: To highlight your identity, The background may have elements that evoke Bolivian culture., such as Andean fabrics or vibrant colors that contrast with the cholita and her baked goods