Fashion went to the movies – and took them over: archive, 1997
1 November 1997 Hollywood and the world of fashion have long enjoyed a close and mutually beneficial relationship
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A new vogue in editors – fashion archive, 1992
20 April 1992: Should journalists with no fashion experience run Britain’s leading style magazines? Louise Chunn on publishing’s new debate
Charles Worth – the first fashion ‘dictator’
24 July 1958: An exhibition at the V&A celebrates the centenary of Charles Worth, the ‘dictator’ of women’s haute couture in the 19th and 20th century
Royal Ascot Ladies’ Day brings out the flowerlike frocks
18 June 1926: It was astonishing that so many women should have gambled on the sunshine and decided to wear frocks suitable for 80 degrees in the shade
Fashion archive: Tie manufacturers tell fashion writers to get knotted
4 February 1975: The body that represents tie makers claims the wearing of ties is not dying out, and their survey reveals that neckties give men ‘sexual mystique’