Fashion
The Fashion Channel explores fashion trends, personal style and wardrobe ideas. See how you can improve your style.
5 Back-to-school Fashion Tips for Middle Schoolers
What Happens to Red Carpet Dresses After Celebrities Wear Them?
10 Fashion Lessons We Can Learn From Marilyn Monroe
Celebrity Fashion Disasters Pictures
How to Measure Your Inseam
Why Don't Bras Have Pockets?
Why Some Shirts Always Ride Up
Why Can't You Wear White After Labor Day? Here's the Scoop
Corduroy: The Vintage Fabric That Always Makes a Comeback
Wool Surf Trunks and Wet Suits? You Bet!
Underwear You Can Wear 'for Weeks' Without Washing
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In the John Waters movie "Serial Mom," a murderous mom (Kathleen Turner) attacks a woman for wearing white at the wrong time of year.
By Yara Simón
Nobody wants a tailor up in their crotch taking personal measurements. But why would you when you can learn how to measure your inseam instead?
It's had a bumpy history over the past 100 years, going in and out fashion. But some folks never tire of its warmth.
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It's time to rethink everything you know about wearing wool. It's not just for warm clothes anymore. It's also ideal for swimwear.
From the itty-bitty bikini to that must-have Hermès Birkin bag, these fashion favorites have names that are as iconic as the people and places that inspired them.
It probably won't surprise you to learn this product was developed by four guys in their 20s.
Fashion's most controversial garment has undergone a most fortunate evolution.
By Alia Hoyt
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Men's garments are made with deep, plentiful pockets, while women are forced to stash their keys in their bra. What's wrong with this picture?
As Alanis Morissette might have said, we've got one hand in our pocket — and the other is digging into our purse. Why does women's clothing often lack pockets that can hold anything?
You buy the right size but your shirt still bunches up. What gives?
By Alia Hoyt
Denim pants have gone from mining camps and ranches to the White House. How did they get so popular and why are sales shrinking now?
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After the celebrity struts down the red carpet in her borrowed designer gown, must she return it? And what does the designer do with it?
By Dave Roos
Finding clothes that fit when you're a tall woman is a hassle — but it's better than it used to be.
By Alia Hoyt
A new survey says many disabled people don't attend events because they can't find appropriate clothing. But some companies are working to change that.
By Alia Hoyt
The brief-style swimsuit has never caught on in puritanical America like around the world. But as baggy shorts become more popular, is this body image, or just fashion?
By Chris Opfer
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Sequined dresses really stand out. So what kind of shoes best complement them?
By Sara Elliott
Colored jeans can brighten up a fall, winter, spring or summer wardrobe. What are the dos and don'ts of donning hued jeans?
By Debra Ronca
It's hard to establish a unique style when you're wearing the same thing as the person next to you. How can you set yourself apart and become your own style icon?
By Debra Ronca
Fashion is typically cyclical, but these 10 classics have never gone out of style.
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What's the look of the '00s? It's an interesting question, with an even more interesting answer: Turns out 21st-century fashion isn't as high-tech as we might have expected.
By Julia Layton
If you don't know what your body type is, then chances are good that you're dressing all wrong for it. We can help you find your type and tell you how to accentuate it.
By Sara Elliott
Tired of wearing the same thing day after day, but don't have the budget for a complete overhaul? No problem. We've got five easy solutions to change it up -- for the better.
By Sara Elliott
Let's face it: Not many of us sport the same body we did 10 years ago, so why are we still wearing the same style? It's time to change it up and get real.
By Sara Elliott
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Finding cool clothes for middle schoolers is all about thinking outside the box. Try these five tips for cultivating your unique style.
Men loved her, and women wanted to be her — or at least look like her. Marilyn Monroe was sexy but classy and remains a fashion icon more than 60 years after her death. Check out the fashion cues we can take from this legendary beauty.