Foot binding, widow chastity, parental control of marriage, and concubinage have all been eliminated. It should always be kept in mind, however, that a great many women were able to fashion satisfying ...

Fashion Manifesto, which opened last September (until 26 February 2024). Titled, simply, ’Gabrielle Chanel’, the book spans her six-decade long career and pays particular focus to the garments ...

Laundry professionals and fabric care experts have explained that small slip-ups including overloading a machine or using the wrong detergent could damage your colored clothes for good.

Women's Health may earn commission from the ... As a shopping editor, I'm constantly introduced to the latest and greatest workout clothes—but so often, they aren’t size-inclusive.

This may well be the case on the subject of women, power and their clothes. As a presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton wore a rainbow of retina-searing pantsuits; as speaker of the House ...

Created by CFR’s Women and Foreign Policy program, the Women’s Power Index ranks 193 UN member states on their progress toward gender parity in political participation. It analyzes the ...

Whether they are already household names or a hidden figure deserving of more recognition (and an uplifting biopic), the following ladies changed the world with their enormous contributions to ...

A selection of comedy bloopers, including never-before seen material from Fawlty Towers, House of Fools, The Two Ronnies and The Office. Show more Mel Giedroyc casts her gimlet eye over comedy ...

In 1999, only three large public companies in the US were headed by women; ten years later that ... Remember the old trope: “clothes make the man?” What makes the businesswoman?

By Jenny Block The Stockholm fashion label Toteme has a no-nonsense, “pragmatic” look — and a lot of fans in New York. By Jessica Testa Off-White celebrates the allure of the melting pot.

Newsflash: The elephant is still in the room. Women are still not rising up to leadership roles on par with men, and it’s going to have far-reaching consequences for the world of work.