Fashion is deeply intertwined with history, with much of what we wear shaped by past influences. There’s no denying that the ...

Out of the tens of thousands of Shakers who have lived out their faith in the last quarter-millennium, these two remain.

not only to make women’s clothing, but I was also able to open my own store at 18 with my own money.” She said that her ...

The text contains 35 articles. The most criticised dictates that a woman's voice should not be raised outside the home and ...

Designer Margaret Howell continued her renewal of traditional British clothing archetypes with a riff on the classic kilt, sensually reimagining it in diaphanous pleated layers of matte black organza.

Barbour’s longstanding history, dating back to 1894, reflects its commitment to traditional craftsmanship and timeless ... It is among the best women luxury British clothing brands and the most ...

When I chose my clothes ... But what women choose to put on is now a battleground. Strict Taliban edicts on modesty are enforced, often forcefully. In this traditional society, Afghan women ...

This is only the beginning of fashion's genderless future.

The British brand quickly built a loyal customer base and having tried its clothes we can guess why: the fit is impeccable. The words 'for real women' are thrown around A LOT in fashion ...

Traditional buttoned-up tailoring has made its triumphant return to the catwalk – now with an unabashedly feminine twist. With the market for suits thriving, Tamison O'Connor reports on why women are ...

Part three of “Women’s Clothes and the Stories They Tell” looks at the significance of the SCHCC as a teaching resource.

They view this unique difference as "a blessing from God", but as more young people leave for greener pastures and the English ... for clothing, which is "nki" for men and "ariga" for women.