Costume designer Joanna Eatwell reveals the secrets behind the stunning Tudor wardrobe in Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light ...

Clothing, and particularly footwear ... but from intellect and patronage. Footwear and sumptuary laws Much like European sumptuary laws that dictated who could wear what fabrics or colours ...

Mr. Watkins broke the sumptuary laws day after day—he once went to ... He smelled her wet clothing. She wore a formless black hat with a cheap crest stitched onto it. Her coat was thin cloth ...

Sumptuary laws didn’t just limit specific articles of clothing, they imposed restrictions on materials, colors, garments, and accessories as well. Prior to the early 1600s, for instance, only those in ...

From Princess Diana to Princess Grace to Marie Antoinette, certain royals have influenced fashion for the ages.

The settlements Trump has struck to date have nothing to do with the type of honorable pro bono work the legal profession ...

The colorful, wacky prints are often how you can tell the difference between a first timer and a Jazz Fest devotee. This is ...

(Kimberly Sim, librarian at the Witkin State Law Library in Sacramento, confirmed it’s unsubstantiated.) Policing gender expression dates back to 19th-century San Francisco, where it was illegal to ...