The U.S. Navy made it official in 1913 when issuing short-sleeved, crew-necked white cotton undershirts. Sailors stationed in ...

At the turn of the 20th century, men’s fashion was highly formal, even in daily life. Suits, waistcoats, and starched collars were the norm. There was little distinction between workwear and casual ...

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HOLD on to your hats! Mike Scott of The Waterboys is taking us on a wild ride. He has devised a 25-track album celebrating ...

Thanks to a range of iconic brands, including Evisu and Studio D'Artisan – collectively dubbed the 'Osaka Five' – selvedge denim experienced a resurgence in the late '80s and early '90s. These ...

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When it comes to fashion, the clothes we wear can say a lot about us without uttering a single word. While style is subjective, the age-old clash of what men think is hot versus what women see as ...

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When it comes to iconic fashion staples, the mini dress has long been celebrated as a quintessential piece in women’s wardrobes. With its undeniable allure, it is synonymous with elegance, confidence, ...

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