Henry Luce’s goal for LIFE Magazine was, according to its tagline, as much to cover news of lasting consequence (“to eyewitness great events”) as to marvel at cultural curiosities (“to see and be ...

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Thanks to their gorgeous beading—and to the high-spirited women who wore them—the flapper-happy clothes of the 1920s have long fascinated historically minded fashion lovers. But, as a new exhibit at F ...

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Though wearing fur today is a bit of a taboo, back in the 1930s it was extremely common. Here, a model wears a white Russian ermine cape with a sable collar in a fur fashion show at the ...