Tinaa Ramrakhiani

Edwardian Era S bend corset In 1910, a woman’s wardrobe was a carefully maintained illusion. Corsets curved the body into an idealized silhouette, skirts skimmed the ground, and hats rose high with feathers and ribbons, signaling not comfort but conformity. Dressing was ritualistic. Wealthy women could change clothes as many as five times a day, each outfit aligned with a precise social expectation. Fashion was beautiful, but it was also heavy, restrictive, and deeply symbolic of a woman’s...

It started with a polka-dot dress I bought on sale… I saw it. I wanted it. I bought it. It was on the Zara sale rack, a black-and-white...

As hard as it is to believe, there’s more to fashion movies to watch  than just The Devil Wears Prada . Yes, we all quote Miranda...