Crinolines put the hoop in the Victorian-era skirt. For two decades, women wore crinolines - lightweight cages attached to their waists - under their clothing to create a wide, bell-shaped silhouette.

It's easier than ever to tie in a tie, with inspiration from everyone such as Annie Hall in the '70s to Ayo Edebiri and Bella ...

Cynthia Erivo and Givenchy creative director Sarah Burton embarked on a collaboration inspired as much by a 1700s violinist ...

I’d love to see some actress revive that backwards Dior suit Céline Dion wore to the Oscars in 1999!” one source said of the Met Gala ...

The journey of fashion is a compelling narrative of constraints gradually transforming into expressions of freedom. Garments that once bound and dictated have b ...

The look was most reminiscent of Victorian-Edwardian era fashion when ... creating an exaggerated silhouette. These were also called the Wasp waists. Waistlines as small as 18–22 inches ...

The dress featured long, puffed sleeves with a bishop silhouette and a flowy, floor-grazing skirt that gave it a Victorian vibe ... on top of that- a Lebanese woman, like me," Salma wrote.

Alaïa, Simone Rocha and Khaite decreed pale ballerina pink the shade of the season, and served frothy takes on the naked ...

From designing his first clothes as a teenager in Melbourne to the runways of Paris with celebrities, Martin Grant has had a ...