Fashion History Lesson

Athleisure as we know it today evolved from a century-long history of American sportswear.

Today, the first lady is a celebrity in her own right, and with that comes widespread interest in her clothing choices. Plus, with the 2020 election on the horizon, how might we treat first gentleman fashion?

Is it a coincidence that one of the most traditionally feminine fabrics seems to be making a resurgence in the wake of the #metoo movement?

Whether for saving money or saving animals, faux fur reflects the current state of the fashion industry.

From the 1880s until today, the pursuit of holiday deals has been considered an American custom, family tradition, topic of political debate, and barbaric ritual all wrapped into one consumer frenzy.

A brief look at how the concept of celebrity branding first came to be, and why celebrity influence continues to be a dominate force in the fashion industry today.

This short-and-chic hairdo has a long history of shaking up the status quo.

From cowgirls to “It” girls, Levi’s jeans have helped to empower women through fashion.

As Fashionista turns 10, I'm moving to LA to become our first West Coast editor, so I'm going to get nostalgic for a sec.

From the early 1900s to now, this semi-formal style has survived the flapper era, prohibition, '90s minimalism and much more.

A deep dive into one of the world's most iconic fragrances.

History proves fashion's obsession with cats is more than a passing trend.

From salons to stadiums, a brief look at how catwalks evolved into the social media spectacles that we know them as today.

We took a look back at Team USA uniforms at the Olympic Games, and the designer partnerships that make them possible.

If diamonds are a girl’s best friend, red lipstick is her fearless ally.

The story of the world’s most coveted carryall.

From the 1800s to now: how your favorite impulse shopping destinations came to be.