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In fashion, every action precedes a reaction. Those of a certain age will recall, for example, how the miniskirt was followed immediately by the maxi-skirt. Such whiplash progressions aren’t new at ...

On Oct. 21, 1910, the live musical comedy “The White Hen” opened at Petaluma’s Hill Opera House, setting off a new fashion craze in town. The fashion foray was led by the traveling theater company’s ...

“That explosion is the loudest noise I've ever heard in Elgin.” “Pushball, what's that?” These are comments people might have made after reading the Elgin newspapers of a century ago. Here's a look at ...

The pencil skirt — for ever associated with Mad Men’s Joan and her glorious curves and Marilyn Monroe wiggling along the steam-filled platform in the film Some Like It Hot — is back. And, good news: ...

Aug. 24, 1912: Los Angeles Police Lt. John L. Butler of the traffic squad declares war on “hobble skirts,” with hemlines so snug that they allow women to take steps of only 8 mincing inches as they ...