When it comes to the Golden Age of Hollywood, Clara Bow and Rex Bell were at the very top.

Suffice it to say, wardrobes have changed in the last two years, and not in the way fashion trends normally change. The pandemic has shifted the way people approach clothing.

Our automatic assumptions are laden with gender bias.

The pill-free cashmere is just a start.

A survey from Randstad US, the recruitment agency, found that one-third of employees would prefer an informal dress code to an extra $5,000 in salary.

I’m sure you’ve heard of this dress, or at least seen it, but let me dust off your memory bank in case you cannot quite recall it in all of its resplendent glory.

Millions of Americans have traded traditional work wardrobes for loungewear in the nearly two years of working remotely during the pandemic.

Millions of Americans have traded traditional work wardrobes for loungewear in the nearly two years of working remotely during the pandemic.