Fashion Rationed: World War II Style By Paige McKirahan Though The Great Depression was nearing its conclusion at the end of the 1930s, the fashion industry was still shaking from the effects of its economic downfall. Moving away from the...
Fashion’s Favorite Week Returns By Paige McKirahan Hello fashionistas! As you may know (or we would hope so, anyway), New York Fashion Week has finally returned to give us an inside look at this upcoming spring and summer’s hottest trends....
Elsa Schiaparelli was an Italian fashion designer who, along with her rival Coco Chanel, is regarded as one of the most prominent figures in fashion between the two World Wars. Schiaparelli was born in 1890 and raised in Rome, Italy. The...
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"Style is a simple way of saying a complicated thing". Jean Cocteau Watercolor by Columbus local artist Nancy Smeltzer
Art Deco and the Birth of Glamour by Paige McKirahan In a time when the stock market followed the length of lady’s skirts, a new era of art and fashion urged us away from the soft tightness of Art...
Celluloid, Bakelite, and Plastic: What Are They and How Are They Different? By Paige McKirahan You walk into Barney’s New York with the intention of accessorizing for a night on the town and come to find bangles of all...
From Drab to Fab: The Functionality of Dress and Shoe Clips By Paige McKirahan Have you ever wondered how you can change your boring, plain dresses and shoes into something spectacular? Something with character and pizazz? Well, the answer...
The Laurenficiation of America By Paige McKirahan To celebrate the revival of Western wear this fall, it is important to recognize one of the fashion world’s most iconic designers that made Americana inspired pieces a staple in wardrobes across the...
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