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The article focuses on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s emergence as a significant figure in the presidential race, leveraging his family's iconic image and style to garner attention and lend credibility to his unconventional views, despite lacking substantial poll numbers.

The article focuses on L.S.U. basketball star Angel Reese's decision to announce her entry into the W.N.B.A. draft through Vogue, posing in high-fashion attire, showcasing the evolving intersection between sports and fashion.

The article focuses on the dilemma of keeping or discarding old clothes as body sizes change, delving into the emotional attachments and practical considerations involved, including the sentimental value of clothing and the impact of body size on wardrobe decisions.

The article presents suggestions on when it is appropriate to wear a fully matching sweatsuit, top and bottom.

The article focuses on the evolution of Ugly Christmas Sweaters (UCS), highlighting their origin as sincere attempts to add festive cheer in the 1940s and '50s, the ironic versions popularized in the 1980s, and the environmental concerns associated with the disposable nature of modern UCS.

The article focuses on Rosalynn Carter's unique approach to fashion during her time as the first lady, highlighting her rejection of the traditional White House dress-up game, yet acknowledging her keen understanding of the power and political use of clothes.

The article focuses on Fendi's runway show at Milan Fashion Week, where designer Kim Jones shifted the focus from handbags to clothing, seeking to redefine the brand beyond its iconic bags and furs.

The article discusses the challenges of wearing and preserving vintage clothing, with advice on how to restore and maintain delicate fabrics, including thoughtful undergarments, repairs, and considering where to wear them.

The article focuses on the E. Jean Carroll v. Donald J. Trump trial highlighting the importance of appearance in shaping perceptions and credibility. Topics include how E. Jean Carroll presented herself during the trial, the significance of her neutral and composed image, and the role of fashion in courtroom dramas involving sexual assault cases.

The article focuses on the fashion choices of various attendees at the coronation of King Charles.

The article reviews Paris Fashion Week held in Paris, France as of March 9, 2023 including collection of designer Louis Vuitton, Hermes, and Stella McCartney.

In this article fashion designers Proenza Schouler and Eckhaus Latta discuss ways to fashion clothes and making them interesting, rather than making an absurd gesture and covered-up suiting and longsleeved dresses.

The article informs that senator George Santos has put forth a fabricated version of his life and wears clothes that support it embodying the American dream in the fashion vernacular of archetypes.

The article focuses on Meredith Koop, stylist of former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama. Topics covered include the relations of the Obamas with Koop, career background of Koop, role of Koop in choosing Mrs. Obama's clothes that will reflect the idea of herself, and impact of working in boutique Ikram in Chicago, Illinois on her training as a stylist.

The article focuses on the contest to become the new leader of the Conservative Party and Britain next prime minister partly came down to the pussy bow vs. Prada and there was much hand-wringing over the choice made by Rishi Sunak, once considered a rising star to wear expensive Italian loafers.

The article describes the empire themes of the fashion shows of major fashion companies in France as of July 2016. Topics covered include the combination of Elizabethan ruffs, balloon sleeves and Empire waists in Chanel's collection, the combination of courtly dishabille and Pink Ladies sentiment in Giambattista Valli's collection and the Armani Prive collection of Georgia Armani.

The article reports on the arrival of French fashion manufacturer Dior in Marrakesh, Morocco on May 6, 2019 with model Karlie Kloss, model and actress Shailene Woodley and actress Lupita Nyong'o. Topics mention including the challenges in bringing the European luxury brand to the country with colonial history, Dior's campaign that featured actress Jennifer Lawrence and Dior's 2020 Resort Collection.

The article describes the costumes worn by protesters during the riot held at the U.S. Capitol.

The article reports on how the fashion trends in the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s of clothing were trending back in the 21st century.

The article presents an interview with the chairpersons of the 2018 Met Gala fashion exhibition themed "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination", Stephen A. Schwarzman and his wife Christine Schwarzman. Topics they discuss include cost of the gala tickets, the number of people to attend the party and the dress for the attendees.

The article discusses that there have been a paradigm shift in the world of women's fashion from miniskirts to high necked evening gowns with sleeves. It tells that dresses like long skirt no more represents anti-feminism but prioritize her actual dressing need other than playing the perfect female role model to the society. The article refers to the dressing styles of the celebrities like actress Rihanna or the U.S. First lady Melania Trump to emphasize the changing fashion trends.

The article announces CFDA Fashion Icon award including Accessory Designers of the Year received by designer Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Menswear Designer of the Year received by designer Hasan Minhaj and CFDA award received by actress Jennifer Lopez.

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 answers a question related to the Met Gala, which is formally called the Costume Institute Gala in New York City.

The article presents a question and answer related to making changes in the wardrobe.

The article discusses how leggings may have a cultural fault line as they make the leap from garment to cultural lightening rod.

The article presents answer to the question on the athletic wear option while travelling.

The article provides an answer to a question concerning how to find an age appropriate fashion which is being made equally.

An answer to a question, related to the difference between an "oversize" jacket or blazer and that is too big, is presented.

The author argues that hosiery is not completely out of fashion; mentions the Chanel Métiers d'Art show; and suggests wearing hosiery with spotty style, or rhinestone-decorated options, or lace.

The article presents answer to a question related to wearing clothing for looking professional.

The article offers information on the use and an involvement of fashion accessories comprising T-Shirts and handbag, in political campaigns. The topics addressed include several accessories manufactured for the purpose of political campaigning comprising a handbag by Eckhaus Latta and T-shirts by Moda Operandi and association of fashion accessories with nonpartisan.

The article presents an answer to a question related to fashion labels that are both ethically produced and at least moderately affordable in the U.S.

This article presents a question and answer regarding what types of outfits people wear to fashion shows.

The article reports on the issue of dress coding in tennis competitions.

The article focuses on the dressing style of Jeff Bezos, chief executive officer (CEO) of Amazon that differentiates him from others.

The article discusses trends in the U.S. fashion industry, including methods in which fashion shows are held and consumer attitudes towards fashion shows. An overview of the fashion industry leader Diane von Furstenberg's concept of having clothing exhibited at a party is provided.

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 trend of wardrobe auctions by fashion designers and celebrities including Cameron Silver, Anna Dello Russo and Chloë Sevigny.

The article provides an answer to a questions on what to wear during a college reunion.

An answer to a question about tags on silk scarves is presented.

The article explores the fashion design concept of Italian fashion designer and creative director of Gucci Alessandro Michele, for the 2018 Gucci fashion show held in Milan, Italy and details Michele's fashion inspiration for the firm's hats, gowns and accessories.

The article discusses the fashion design concept titled "Genius" by Remo Ruffini, chief executive officer of Italian puffer specialist Moncler, featuring designs of art installation, political opportunism and highly fashion design.

The article focuses on the engagement of Prince Harry and actress Meghan Markle and how Markle will redeem the legacy of Wallis Simpson and mentions how the actress will be seen so what cloth she wears is going to matter and be chronicled.

The article reflects on the appointment of photographer, illustrator and filmmaker Jean-Paul Goude as artistic director of Barcelona, Spain-based contemporary clothing label Desigual, who has been given three years to revamp the label's image.

The article discusses Prince William of England's and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge's (Kate Middleton's) visit to the East Coast of the United States, focusing on their fashion choices and efforts to appear normal. The author focuses on the clothing worn by William and Catherine at various public appearances, and she contrasts their fashion choices with previous royals.

The article focuses on the fashion and costume choices in the season finale of "And Just Like That..." and how they reflect the characters' personal styles and developments, with a specific focus on Carrie, Miranda, and Samantha's attire in the final episode.

The article focuses on the book "Legendary Authors and the Clothes They Wore" written by Terry Newman that show the link between the choices of clothing in several prominent authors and narrative .

The article argues on the television newsmagazine program of an interview with the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin that show uncovered the uncomfortable truths and argues for the dressing of the reporter Megyn Kelly and women's appropriate clothing according to the occasion.

The article discusses the dress sense of first lady Melania Trump as she accompanied her husband U.S. President Donald Trump on official foreign tours of Saudi Arabia, Israel and Italy.