Search

The article reviews the exhibition "Woman Dressing Women" featuring the work of more than 70 female fashion designers, on view at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, New York City through March 3, 2024.

The article focuses on Ralph Lauren's fall women's wear collection, which is presented as a glimpse into the designer's private world, emphasizing a return to office attire and showcasing celebrity attendees at the event.

The article focuses on Pierpaolo Piccioli leaving Valentino after over two decades as its creative director, marking a significant departure from the brand after his acclaimed tenure redefining Valentino's aesthetic.

The article discusses the historical and contemporary issues surrounding the lack of functional pockets in women's clothing, highlighting the societal, economic, and gender-related factors that has contributed to this problem and discussing the potential for change in the fashion industry.

The article looks at trends in women's fashion in New York City in July 2018. Several fashion houses and designers have launched their own collections, including Dior, John Galliano, Clare Waight Keller and Pierpaolo Piccioli. They held fashion shows to showcase women's clothes with new designs and that are made with new materials.

The article describes the Dress to Win session conducted at the 2018 Women's Campaign School (WCS) in Yale University. The WCS taught attendees to see dress as a weapon female political candidates can use in their campaign. Lecturer Sonya Gavankar advised candidates to choose a style that feels natural and to be consistent throughout the campaign.

The article presents an answer to a question concerning women's clothing during a summer trip abroad.

The article provides answer to a question of how to choose appropriate lightweight office clothes that can last 10 weeks in the humidity in New York.

The article explores how Democratic congresswomen have used clothing as a form of communication and activism in line with the white outfits worn by female legislators to the 2019 State of the Union address of U.S. President Donald Trump in tribute to the women's suffrage movement.

The article discusses the author's views about why the clothes worn by politicians such as U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi deserve to be written about in newspapers, and it mentions fashion-related judgments and the roles that clothing plays in life and American politics.

An answer to a question of wearing knee-length sheath with an embroidered bolero to a wedding.

The article offers information regarding fashion style such as pair of jackets, slacks and skirts.

The article explores how U.S. presidential candidate Hilary Clinton and British Prime Minister Theresa May could help redefine fashion, change the rules of dressing in the polical world and become the role model of every women.

The article discusses U.S. fashion trends for women's clothing regarding what are referred to as pre-Fall (2016) clothing, including designers' attitude on seasonal clothing, the transparent Perspex miniskirt and the graphic prints on women's clothing.

The article offers information on cruise collections featuring collections of Michael Kors, Diane von Furstenberg, Oscar de la Renta, Valentino, and Carolina Herrera.

The article focuses on the goal of the Miss America pageant wherein the judges are no longer judging the women on their physical appearance but for their words, character and goals.

The article presents questions and answers related to slips and its functions in women's clothing.

The article reports on the Marchesa which was the latterly tarred and always feathered line co-designed and co-founded by Georgina Chapman who is the estranged wife of Mr. Weinstein. It states that Marchesa is a womenswear brand which at one point was a red carpet staple. Discussed is Scarlett Johansson who wore an off-the-shoulder blood-red Marchesa gown strewn with flowers on the Met Gala red carpet.

The article reviews the Dior fashion show with themes "women's rights are human rights" and "I am a woman" which features the ready-to-wear collection of 60s counterculture by Dior'’s artistic director for women's wear Maria Grazia Chiuri which also serves as a protest march.

The article reviews the fashion show at the Hotel de Ville, Paris's city hall which showcase the collection of fashion designer Dries Van Noten.

The article offers information on fashion clothing worn by singers including Beyoncé, Lana Del Ray and Lady Gaga at the 60th annual Grammy Awards held in New York on January 28, 2018.

The article offers information on the similarities in the clothing of First Lady Melania Trump and actress Robin Wright's character Claire Underwood in television program "House of Cards."

The article presents review of dress powder-blue Louis Vuitton ensemble worn by Brigitte Macron on the red carpet at the Élysée Palace alongside her husband, Emmanuel Macron, for his inauguration as president of France. It is viewed that she has been as a lady supporting her husband and also maintaining her independence.

The article reflects on the social media controversy faced by fashion brand Zara for offering a denim miniskirt printed with a cartoon face from its websites and stores in the U.S. and Great Britain.

The article offers information on the inspiration for U.S. First Lady Melania Trump's fashion statement during the inauguration of his husband U.S. President Donald Trump, and details the clothing worn by Mrs. Trump during the event.

The article focuses on the creative work of a French fashion designer and creative director Nicolas Ghesquière of the house of Louis Vuitton, which features during the 74th Golden Globe Awards, held at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California on January 8, 2017.

The author focuses on the appointment of female superhero Wonder Wonder as the honorary ambassador of the United Nations for women and girls empowerment and how Wonder Woman will look during her appearances at the United Nations.

The article features different collections of women's clothes presented by fashion designers during Paris Fashion Week in France in 2016.

The article looks at the role of fashion in politics, with an emphasis on how Scottish politician Nicola Sturgeon's used of fashion to transition to power reveals the ascent of the significant role of clothing for women politicians.

The article presents the author's view on the women's clothing and fashion styles of the U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama during the five-day Asian tour to promote education campaign in Japan.

The article reports on the focus of the fall collection of women fashion from the Italian luxury fashion house Prada on the shades of femininity.

The article announces that the fashion industry has dedicated 2015 as the year of fashion for older women in New York City.

The article reviews the fashion show of women's wear, including neat high-necked white dresses, undersize navy blazers, and ruffled poet dresses at Fondation Louis Vuitton art museum in Paris, France.