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History in Fashion: Skirts

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History of American Women’s Fashion

In 2010, The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum in New York City ran an exhibition called, “American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity.” It explored

What to Wear to a BBQ

With Memorial Day right around the corner, barbecue season is here. Officially! While great fun, BBQs can be tricky to style for. They are a

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The History of Sequins

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History in Fashion: The Tracksuit

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Hats Off to Fall

Most of us never leave the house without sunglasses. A purse is absolutely mandatory, no matter what the occasion. And, we feel naked without at

In Trend: Falling Flat

This spring designers seem to have jumped on the comfortable shoe bandwagon for good! On the runways we are seeing flats (and sneakers), and our

Home Decor: Neutrals With An Edge

There are plenty of practical reasons to decorate with neutral colors. The shades we think of as neutral – whites, beiges, tans – don’t clash

Mother’s Day Gift Guide

In an effort to help you find the perfect gift for your mom this Mother’s Day (May 10), we’re serving up a list of the

Arts and Crafts

In the late nineteenth century, art critic John Ruskin and textile designer William Morris advocated the embracement of natural patterns inspired by the British countryside.

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Shop Stylish Hats For Spring

With vacations, pool time, and festivals on everyone’s mind this spring, it’s no wonder everyone is searching for the perfect hat right now. Whether you

The History Behind PF Flyers

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Work Week Style Hacks

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History in Fashion: Ripped Jeans

Ripped jeans, as many of us know, was usually a result of over-wearing. Prior to the 1970’s, ripped jeans was mainly associated with the less

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