Margret Chola --from a small farming village in Zambia -- has become an unlikely style icon for dressing up in her fashion-forward granddaughter’s outfits.

The 'Folk Feminism' Roots Of The Latina 'Chola' Look : Code Switch Celebrities like Rihanna, Selena Gomez and Sandra Bullock have appropriated this "tough girl" aesthetic from the cholas of the 90s.

The fact is, Rihanna didn’t need to appropriate chola culture to inspire her look for Vogue. As black women, we are not only also marginalized but have our own reference points—and our own way ...

Chola When it comes to unusual out-of-the-box silhouettes, no one does it better than Sohaya Misra’s Chola. The label is famed for manipulating fabric to add drama to its anti-fit aesthetic, which is ...

She posted photos of her thuggish pics to Insta this morning, and they look very Chola-ish. Her captions read "818," which is a California area code commonly used by people from the area.

Last week, someone set up a mock Ask a Chola page on Facebook and outed Chola for the world to see: her real name is Chloe Michalopolous, and she's a SanTana loft dweller. Damn, that's thug life ...

It's the "chola look," a Mexican-American female aesthetic that's now being appropriated by celebrities. Think white sleeveless undershirts, Dickies pants with suspenders, thinly plucked eyebrows, ...