As a historical interpreter, researcher, artist, and designer, Cheyney McKnight incorporates 18th and 19th-century African American design skills to create pieces with a modern twist.

Clothing is often a lens into a society’s history, values, and artistry—and nowhere is this truer than in Guatemala.

Women are wearing local fabrics in western designs; men are wearing western fabrics in local designs. This reflects the ...

Nine years ago, Furaha Bishota, a former finance professional, launched COCOLILI in Kenya with the aim of creating a brand ...

When Nadia Abdalla, the director for Africa communications at CorpsAfrica, walks into a room, her presence is impossible to ...

The collaboration she has now with Fashion to Figure allows her to create a full fledged plus size clothing line that ranges from size 12 to 24 and 1X-3X. “My line’s availability at Fashion to Figure ...

The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) is extremely concerned about the alarming deterioration of civic space, the political climate, and freedom of expression in Mali. Fundamental freedoms are ...

Emily Compagno questions how people fall for a ‘psychopath in sheep’s clothing’. Over the years, the wild fascination with serial killers and psychopaths, through documentaries, mockumentaries, social ...

Their clothing looks pretty good too. ThredUp made a name for itself by becoming the world’s largest fashion resale marketplace, encouraging folks to shop secondhand by offering quality clothing from ...

In the rural community of Ross River, Yukon, one 13-year-old is connecting to her cultural roots, through making traditional Indigenous Kaska Dena clothing. Cali McTavish has more. Poland firmly ...

How To Get Rid of Underarm Smell From Clothes In Summer: Ever come home after a sweaty gym session, office, or a scorching summer walk and notice that lingering underarm odour/smell in your clothes?

believes making traditional clothing is vital. "I'd like to encourage other young women to learn to sew, because it's an important part of preserving our [Kaska Dena] culture." In a community ...