Ever wonder why medieval knights and peasants alike skipped pants? This video unpacks the surprising truth about clothing in ...

Ginsburg’s collars forestall such presumptions. By drawing attention to the specific person beneath the robe, they disrupt the amorphous collectivity of nine black-clad jurists.

Strine's robe is reminiscent of one worn by the late U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, which had four yellow stripes on the sleeves. The inspiration for Rehnquist's robe was ...

"It has been observed that various institutes under the Ministry currently use the black robe and cap during convocation ceremonies. This attire, which originated in medieval Europe, was ...

The traditional black robes and caps seen during convocation throughout the western world hark back to academic and clerical dresses that first emerged in medieval universities of Europe.