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The Bedazzler—a rhinestone-stamping arts and crafts tool—promised to turn plain pairs of jeans into designer duds. If you squinted.
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From high-waisted denim and ultra-wide legs to extreme cut-outs and double denim, jeans have seen their fair share of dubious trends (and outright fashion disasters). Here are nine (sometimes embarrassing) demin trends and where they came from.
The foam fashion accessory widened female frames in the go-go '80s, but its critics charged it was much ado about stuffing.
Bright colors have become part of Queen Elizabeth II's signature style, but they're more than an aesthetic preference.
While toddlers are often seen sporting this definite fashion don't, a number of adults have rocked the look—dating all the way back to the Middle Ages.
Four actual brothers formed the Brooks Brothers clothing brand after their father had started the menswear business in 1818. It survived scandal and changing styles—but the current economic downturn may be a different story.
This furry burglar has embarked on a crime spree that puts Dora the Explorer’s Swiper completely to shame.
There’s a reason that Meghan Markle’s first time sporting a tiara (borrowed from Queen Elizabeth II) was on her wedding day.
In the fall of 1990, kids annoyed teachers with slap bracelets that instantly curled around their wrists. They also resulted in instant litigation.
'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' star Danny DeVito has been inexplicably reproduced in fanny pack form, continuing 2020's trend of weird.
The underwear company is joining other clothing manufacturers to help get medical supplies to professionals in need.
Vans' new slip-on sneakers feature cool color palettes and a variety of visually appealing, tactile designs.
Prince George’s combinations of knee socks and shorts have made him a royal family fashion icon just like his mother, Kate Middleton.
The letters, written months before Princess Diana’s death, reveal her feelings about a 1997 charity auction of her iconic dresses.
The K-Swiss x 'Breaking Bad' Classic 2000 sneaker line will make you feel like you own your own meth lab.
Those strange loops on the back of your dress shirts actually serve a purpose, though it might not be the one you think.
With thousands of pinback buttons, the Busy Beaver Button Company is paying tribute to this unique form of expression that dates back to the 1800s.
You won’t need any fancy equipment for this easy way to stretch new shoes and keep your feet blister-free.
The number of folds aren't purely decorative. They're part of a tradition that dates back to the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
You can see everything from Queen Elizabeth I’s court dresses to the Medicis’ extravagant attire at Atlanta’s SCAD FASH now through mid-January.
According to hiring managers, job interview outfits matter. Here are tips on what to wear, what not to wear, and why.
To recreate Fred Rogers's iconic wardrobe for Tom Hanks, the costume designer for 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood' used some of the television personality's real clothing.
It's now easier than ever to gift your loved ones with Dunder Mifflin-inspired Christmas presents, thanks to Target's new 'The Office' collection.
Let’s explore why we wear—or once wore—socks up to our knees, cloth around our neck, and pants down to the floor.