In Latin America, turning 15 does not simply mean that you are no longer a girl and have become a full-fledged woman. It also indicates that you are becoming more interested in fashion, style, and beauty.
As a result, Quinceanera is born to commemorate this significant occasion. Before taking a look at our nail collection, why not spend some time exploring the interesting history of this spectacular custom?
The History Of Quinceanera
Young girls in Mexico were considered marriage-ready at the age of 15. As a result, they underwent rites of passage that included parental speeches beseeching their adolescent daughters to become wise, upright women.
Then, in the 1520s, the Spanish invaded modern-day Mexico and overthrew the Aztecs, bringing European influence to the indigenous people. As a result, the upper-class debutante aspects of Quinceanera most likely emerged.
