The connection between first lady Mary Todd Lincoln and her African-American seamstress Elizabeth Keckley was a remarkably strong one
From jackets heated with electronic ink to personal airbags for skiers, these are some of the most innovative wearables you'll be seeing in PyeongChang
An engineered strain of <em>E. coli</em> bacteria can produce a precursor to synthetic indigo using fewer nasty chemicals than traditional methods
Like Jackie and Dolley before her, Nancy Reagan brought her own unique style to the White House. But economic times were tough
Before hipsters descended on your local thrift store, repurposing discarded goods was a subversive art form
To Jackie Kennedy, appearance was everything
These contemporary designs by prominent or up-and-coming Native American designers are edgy and pulsing with relevance
During the 1930s, the world’s most fashionable looks came not from Paris, but from La-La Land
It all began with the Davy Crockett coonskin hat craze and a bunch of Bohemians yearning to swathe themselves in decades-old fur
As one of his iconic bow ties arrives at the Smithsonian, Osgood reflects on good and bad doggerel and how to tie a good knot
Unraveling the jazzy life of a snazzy style
Pauline de Rothschild brought sophistication and flair to every aspect of her marriage
These three artists come from a long tradition of creating wearable art. See many more at the Smithsonian's upcoming Craft2Wear show this weekend
An unforgettable—but not timeless—walk down the aisle from the archives of the now defunct Priscilla of Boston's Bridal Shop
A show on sneaker culture at the Brooklyn Museum hypes its modern Nikes, but perhaps most fascinating are the historic kicks that started it all
World War I brought with it a broad array of societal changes, including men's fashion
They were a craze when they debuted 75 years ago, but have since been replaced by new social norms
A Smithsonian Channel series features the team behind Hollywood's beloved vintage boutique
Costume designer Mariah Hale explains how to wrap the perfect last-minute toga
To protect themselves from unwanted advances, city women protected themselves with some sharp accessories
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