The first lady returns to a tentpole of White House image-making.

The Times’s fashion director casts a discerning eye on this peculiar holiday tradition.

Whatever you may think of his designs, he changed how people dressed.

In her first interview, Virgil Abloh’s widow steps out of the shadows and takes charge.

A reader grapples with the appropriate attire to take the stand as a witness for the prosecution in an upcoming trial.

At the Brooklyn Museum, a tribute to fashion’s showman who built temples out of curves and proved clothing had metamorphic properties.

Decoding the many visual cues of Donald Trump’s presidential announcement.

The Oscar-winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter decodes her five favorite outfits.

A reader does not want to follow the pastel dress code for an upcoming event.

The first female prime minister of Italy can’t avoid people caring about what she wears, but she can use it.