Hello. I'm writer Antoinette Beard... WOO-HOO!!!... Here are quirky fascinations of the Victorian to the Edwardian age, and some things that happened later that were just too bizarre to resist... Such a yummy time of quaintness & blossoming industry. Scroll down for a multitude of coolness... Ha-ha-ha, always there are those who flaunt conventions, Darlings... ;)
Wednesday, December 17, 2025
The Legend Of the Corpse Bride...
The legend of La Pascualita, the Corpse Bride, is a captivating tale that has intrigued both locals and tourists alike. The mannequin, which first appeared in the window of a bridal shop in Chihuahua, Mexico, in 1930, is said to be the embalmed daughter of the store's former owner, Pascuala Esparza. She is believed to have died tragically on her wedding day after being bitten by a black widow spider. Despite the shop owner's denial, the mannequin's lifelike appearance and the eerie resemblance to Esparza's daughter have led to the widespread belief that she is indeed a corpse. The mannequin's hands, fingernails, and even her legs are said to have veins, adding to the realism of her portrayal. La Pascualita has become a symbol of the macabre and a source of fascination for those who seek to understand the mysteries of life and death. --- From "All That's Interesting".
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