Visitors explore how 19th-century clothing was created and worn in the past, as well as the complexities of today's recreations for the stage through a partnership with TimeLine Theatre Company ...

In fact, some of the most fashionable clothing of the day was made using ... This hat was made in the 19th century, and tests confirmed it still contains mercury. Photograph by Ron Wood, Courtesy ...

As a historical interpreter, researcher, artist, and designer, Cheyney McKnight incorporates 18th and 19th-century African American design skills to create pieces with a modern twist.

Although the bustle is relatively under-studied by fashion historians compared to other 19th-century garments, there are various theories for why it became so popular. Some posit that it’s ...

The shoes are now part of a major collection of 18th- and early 19th-century clothing, textiles and accessories set to go on public view in Colonial Williamsburg. “Elegance, Taste, and Style ...

These technological leaps inaugurated a vastly different and connected world, just as the telephone and internal-combustion engine did in the 19th century. Moreover, the fashion world in the 1990s ...

Earlier this year, a group of organizers led by a daring performance artist donned 19th-century clothes and recreated the 1811 revolt Ted Scheinman; Photographs by Daniella Zalcman On the night of ...

Eerie pictures show the inside of a spooky 19th century industrial building left ... previously used by a fabric and clothing manufacturer appears to have been 'frozen in time'.

The clothes they wear—suit vests, black pants and white long-sleeved shirts for the men, long dresses and bonnet-like head coverings for the women—are modeled on those of their 19th-century ...