There is a backstory and cultural connection behind African American cloth dolls. Silk Allen learned all about it at a recent event. The African American Quilt & Doll Show opened author Silk Allen’s ...

It’s worth remembering that every piece of clothing you own is at least partly handmade. The term “fast fashion” evokes an endless stream of cheap apparel churned out by machines, but humans feed ...

The iconic Boat and Tote, a favorite of Strategist staffers, now comes in a new silhouette. This one is small-size but taller ...

Vol. 3 no. 3 (1972) Symbolic Meanings In Oriental Rug Patterns, Part III by The Textile Museum Publication date 1972 Usage Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International Topics Textile, Persia, ...

Chancay burial ‘dolls’ are a type of grave goods that were used by the Chancay culture, a pre-Columbian civilization located in modern day Peru. This civilization was based mainly in the valleys of ...

Ahead of its 2027 relaunch, I boarded the rail icon for an exclusive preview to crack the secret to spaces that exude ...

Hidden along Route 201 in Fairfield sits a treasure hunter’s paradise that somehow still flies under the radar despite being ...

A summary of the highlights from Berlin Fashion Week, including new talent, established brands, musical influences and buyer ...

Maritime antiques reflect Maine’s deep connection to the Atlantic, with items salvaged from vessels or crafted by those who ...

Taneeya Alexander is the founder of a non-profit: the Fashion Design Youth Sorority at St. Clare Catholic Academy in Queens.