According to one historian, the year 1900 was “the zenith of glove-wearing,” when any self-respecting Victorian (British or American) wouldn’t be caught dead without covered hands.

Between 1996 and 2003, a folklorist studied the connection between handlooms (technology), sari makers (producers), and sari wearers (consumers) in the ancient city of Banaras.

How do the artistic inspirations that portrait artist Amy Sherald cites for Michelle Obama’s dress impact our visual and cultural understanding of the portrait for the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery?

In the 18th century a new trend in women's underwear sparked public scandal: the hoop petticoat. How the world became obsessed with what was under women’s skirts.

Kilts are traditional garb from Scotland, right? Well, that's not quite the whole story.

Kelp, yeast, and sequestered methane gas are on the forefront of the move to create environmentally friendly clothing

The kimono that the world associates with Japan was actually created in the late-nineteenth century as a cultural identifier.

Britiain's red double-deckers will run on spent coffee grounds. California cannabis farms may now mushroom in size. Fashion is due for an ecological shift.

Are you wearing seaweed? People have been for hundreds of years, in sizing, patterns and fibers, although they might not have known it.

India led the fashion world in the 16th and 17th centuries through cotton fabric, design motifs, and its customer-centric market system.