The revolving door of fashion trends often comes back around, and with the internet at our fingertips, the cycle only becomes increasingly apparent. Though conversations around iconic figures who have ...

Five professional historians and archivists share their career journeys — from education, to finding their niche, to utilizing AI and social media.

Our garments offer glimpses of the unconscious; we may also choose them because they feel nothing like us—because they allow ...

Photographed by Kwame Brathwaite, Lois K. Alexander-Lane is positioned on a golden-striped chaise in a floor-caressing black dress. As her smile widens for the camera, her earrings shimmer as she ...

A new exhibit featuring 300 years of American garments sheds light on people whose stories are rarely written in the history books. In the 1970s, Enolliah Williams worked as a housekeeper in a mansion ...

YouTuber Mina Le uses that charming greeting to begin many of the videos on her eponymous channel. In the two years since she started posting on the platform, Le has made a name for herself by gently ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Nadja Sayej writes about fashion, celebrity and pop culture. With New York Fashion Week coming up next month, all eyes are going ...

Hello lovelies, today I am sharing a brief history of women's fashion in the 1930s showcasing key style elements that were popular in the decade. I found all of my 1930s inspired looks from Unique ...

The business of making magazines is changing. Something is rumbling below the bedrock of the glossies we’ve all loved for so long and it has a lot to do with social media platforms like Instagram and ...

A new book by art historian Elizabeth L. Block dives deep into the history of hairdressing and makes an argument for acknowledging the subject as separate from the history of fashion. ByRachel Elspeth ...

On January 21st 2021, Michael and Emily Eavis announced the news that Glastonbury would be cancelled for the second year in a row. A necessary decision, of course – it’s best not to gather 200,000 ...