Fashion

As commercial space exploration accelerates, companies are perfecting the space suits of tomorrow.

The owners of Louis Vuitton and Gucci are requiring models to present a doctor's note before working.

As couture embraces gender fluidity, grassroots efforts are making clothing accessible for greater numbers of trans people.

LuLaRoe sellers are complaining that, in some cities, they're vying with too many competitors.

To keep up with a faster fashion cycle, designers are reframing bare shoulders as a symbol of female empowerment.

Does a company that sells clothes through friend groups on Facebook represent the future of shopping, or an anti-feminist throwback?

Can the country become the next major player in the global apparel industry without sacrificing its environment? Near Ho Chi Minh City, one factory owner is assembling a greener model ... out of blue jeans.

Tracing the origins and evolution of every hipster's favorite fashion item.

New research finds women are more likely to wear red during periods of high fertility.

The strange case of mechanical keyboards.

The burdens of Western wear.

Our quest to be different actually makes us all the same, a new analysis suggests.

From 1960s Korea, through Brazil, to today's Los Angeles: Inside the world that brought you Forever 21—and those skinny jeans in your closet.

A researcher offers some lofty theories about some pretty basic observations.

Paul Hiebert talks with the Valerie Steele, co-curator of A Queer History of Fashion, about the new exhibit.

What it means to wear clothing that’s not meant for you.

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President Nixon got himself into a bit of hot water when he commented on Helen Thomas' slacks. But 40 years later we're still making the same mistakes.

New research suggests wearing heels forces women to walk in a way that exaggerates their femininity.