Tailoring Black Style"—is an ode to the Black dandy. Ahead of the event on May 5, here's everything you need to know about ...

However, we’re no longer in the 1720s - so how do we modernise Rococo for 2025 without resembling a Marie Antoinette costume?

By Milena Lazazzera More than 100 porcelain perfume bottles from the 18th century are being offered ... that has never before existed in fashion. What Won’t This Decorator Do?: ...

Inspired by Monica Miller's book "Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity," the exhibit focuses on Black style and specifically menswear from the 18th century to ...

O n May 5, The Metropolitan Museum of Art hosts its annual Met Gala—an enormous world-renowned fundraiser that gathers ...

The 18th century was an era characterized by elaborate fashion and beauty rituals, with makeup playing a pivotal role in both the social and cultural fabric of the time. Unlike today's emphasis on ...

Tailoring Black Style," pays homage to the lesser-known style movement known as Black dandyism. We'll explain.

At its core, it’s a fashion revolution, a movement steeped in history ... The original dandy – most famously embodied by figures like Beau Brummell in 18th-century Britain – was a man whose primary ...