Madeline Hirsch is the Fashion Features Director at InStyle ... "Bloomers were named for Amelia Bloomer, the editor of The Lily, a mid-nineteenth century newspaper of the Suffragist, Abolitionist ...

With the support of the Friends of the Women’s Rights National Park, the Women’s Rights National Historical Park is hosting “A Conversation with Elizabeth Cady Stanton” Friday ...

"Bloomers were named for Amelia Bloomer, the editor of The Lily ... a popular ensemble for bicycling and began appearing in high fashion eveningwear by the 1910s, according to King.

A clear denunciation of skin-hugging, curve-flaunting gym leggings, Iris’ gym-ready bloomers are a welcome break from sleek ...

Simply sign up to the Fashion myFT Digest -- delivered directly ... even American women’s dress reformer and newspaper editor Amelia Bloomer had adopted the crinoline, reiterating the idea ...

in the United States the garment is most closely associated with suffragist Amelia Bloomer, said Matthew Yokobosky, the senior curator of fashion and material culture at the Brooklyn Museum in New ...

an assistant professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT). Inspired by traditional Turkish şalvar trousers, the style presented a progressive alternative to the traditional feminine garments ...

Most notable of which, saw her share a full 360 view of that high-neck silver sequin ensemble she can be seen wearing in the ...