How Cross-Dressing Helped Send Joan of Arc to the Stake
One of the most damaging charges against Joan of Arc had to do with her clothes, which eventually turned into part of her legend.
One of the most damaging charges against Joan of Arc had to do with her clothes, which eventually turned into part of her legend.
MIT’s BioLogic material is made with living cells.
It's the latest overpriced designer item to raise controversy and ridicule.
The Kentucky Derby is as much of a headwear fashion show as it is a sporting event.
The uniforms are optional—underwear is not.
Getting dressed used to be even more difficult.
"Naomi's Fish and Chips" was not quite the hot seller it was expected to be.
This is not a drill!
A staple of 1990s pop culture, the billowy, harem-style pants have roots in Switzerland sanitariums.
Two political pioneers staged a "Pantsuit Revolution." But it probably should've been easier than it was.
She wouldn't have been caught dead without her creme rinse.
Members launched the project after learning that some types of poultry simply aren't cut out for cold climates.
The head scarf will go on sale early next year.
An age-old debate has been settled.
You may not lose half your body heat through your head, but it's still good to cover up.
Snug, and stylish to boot.
For years, couples have dedicated that finger to romance when any other digit would do.
Santa Claus didn't always wear boots and a suit of red.
Everyone from John Wayne to John Travolta has given the brand a boost.
It all started with a man who was tired of wet feet.
Thread International tries to combat the pollution of the fast-fashion industry.
The company made five times more than was expected.
The gown is “truly the most important artifact of Marilyn’s career that could ever be sold.”
The denim is three times heavier than in regular jeans.