The Little Black Dress (LBD), first popularized by Coco Chanel in the 1920s, has become a timeless staple in women's fashion. Its versatility allows for endless styling options across decades,...

The journey of jackets reflects fashion's evolution from protective garments to style statements. Originally influenced by armor, jackets transitioned through history, adapting to societal changes...

Retailers face significant challenges in the fashion industry, including rising prices and changing consumer preferences for quality and value. Engaging customers online is crucial, as is adapting to ...

The Crinoline Period (c. 1850-1869) featured voluminous skirts supported by cage crinolines, transforming women's fashion. Daytime dresses had high necklines while evening gowns showcased...

Luxury fashion brands are increasingly going public through IPOs to expand and tap into growing markets, especially in Asia. Notable brands like Prada and Michael Kors have experienced varying...

For Spring/Summer 2014, key trends include the retro-inspired Mod World with geometric designs, the vibrant Spice Trail featuring intricate embroidery, and glam grunge with a 90s touch. Other notable ...

Patchwork is revolutionizing fashion by transforming old, torn garments into trendy pieces. This art form creatively combines various fabrics, promoting recycling and reducing textile waste....

Spring/Summer 2014 menswear trends emphasize fun, colour and prints. Key features include contrasting collars, relaxed silhouettes and innovative details like leather patches. Four distinct looks...

The Muslim fashion industry is expanding rapidly due to the increasing fashion consciousness among Muslims and middle class. Countries like Indonesia & Thailand are promoting modest attire...

The lungi, a traditional garment known for its comfort and ease, is gaining popularity in modern fashion. Originally worn in South India and other hot regions, it has been reimagined by designers...