Fashion History

History

The first woman to wear pants in public is widely cited as Elizabeth Smith Miller, who adopted a modified Turkish trouser style in the 1850s. She wore the outfit publicly in ups...

Fashion & Luxury

The safety pin dress was created by Gianni Versace for Elizabeth Hurley to wear at the premiere of Four Weddings and a Funeral in 1994. The garment was constructed primarily fro...

Finance

The Olivia Newton John Grease black outfit refers to the iconic dark dress and accessories worn by Sandy Olsson during the high school scenes in the 1978 musical film Grease. Th...

Fashion & Culture

The iconic yellow polka dot dress worn by Julia Roberts in the 1990 film Pretty Woman was designed by costume designer Marilyn Vance. The dress features a fitted bodice, short p...

Finance

The mini skirt is widely attributed to British designer Mary Quant, who popularized the short hemline in London during the early 1960s. André Courrèges also presented similar...

Entertainment

The white dress worn by Marilyn Monroe in the famous underground-train scene from Some Like It Hot is one of the most recognized garments in film history. The dress was designed...

Finance

Dorothy Gale wore boots in The Wizard of Oz primarily for practical and visual reasons during production. The 1939 film used boots to complete the look of a young farm girl trav...

Finance

The 1969 wardrobe was defined by a sharp transition from the structured mod styles of the mid-60s to a more fluid, eclectic aesthetic. Women's outfits frequently featured the ma...

Finance

Coco Chanel is famous for founding the House of Chanel and transforming women's luxury fashion in the early 20th century. She is widely credited with modernizing women's clothin...

Lifestyle

John Kennedy Jr wife was Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, a public relations executive and graduate of Boston University and the College of the Holy Cross. They married on September 21...