This is typically associated with the wives and female affiliates of organized crime figures depicted in popular media. This blog post unravels the intricacies of Mob Wife Style. And, it provides ...

"I like to say that I came out of the womb wearing fur," "Mob Wives" reality show star Renee Graziano jokes with USA TODAY, adding that she thought Arcuri did a "wonderful job" with the trend.

"Mob Wives" creator Jennifer Graziano and stars Renee Graziano and Natalie Guercio told us their thoughts. They said they love the trend and think it's the perfect replacement for "quiet luxury." ...

TikToker user Mikayla, username @mikaylatoninato, explained the trend with a post that features clips of inspiration borrowed from entertainment's most infamous mob wives, including Carmela ...

Of course, women were dressing like mob wives long before TikTok made it trendy. The Sopranos celebrated its 25th anniversary (and joined TikTok) the same week that Trivieri’s video went viral ...

She has been dressing that way since high school, she said, inspired by the flashily dressed women in her Italian American family as well as the reality shows “Mob Wives” and “The Real ...

When VH1’s Mob Wives first premiered in 2011, it was set up to be a more dangerous version of a Real Housewives show, the women were all wives or daughters of legit mafiosos and they were every ...

Mob wives made a comeback this year, and no, it was not the VH1 show. Sarah Arcuri, author and self-proclaimed "Mob Wife Aesthetic CEO," kicked off a makeup and wardrobe trend on TikTok that went ...

Mob wives made a comeback this year, and no, it was not the VH1 show. Sarah Arcuri, author and self-proclaimed "Mob Wife Aesthetic CEO," kicked off a makeup and wardrobe trend on TikTok that went ...