Corset News Archive - 24-Dec-2007
Rebekah Lynne Jordan and Clifford Thomas Stieringer III, both of Stephens City, were married at the First Presbyterian Church in Winchester by the Rev. Tim Arnold on May 26, 2007.
Fashion criticism has long been the exclusive realm of a band of journalists. But a new exhibit and accompanying blog at the Met acknowledges that traditional fashion criticism is over.
The National Symphony Orchestra has many strengths, but it is not naturally suited to baroque music as it is currently performed by the musical scholars who have ruled the field since the 1970s.
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (December 21, 2007) ? 2007 was one stylish year, but who were the Best Dressed stars? Access Hollywood counts down our choices! Number 10: Drew Barrymore2007 was all about growing up fashion-wise for film star Drew Barrymore. She wowed us at the Golden Globes in a...
I love going to the movies. Who doesn?t love to relax with popcorn and a good film? But while some people love seeing their chick flicks, some are into comedies and others are partial to action films, I have only one requirement for liking a movie: The clothes.
As we enter the thick of this year?s gala season, it?s clear that black-tie dressing is by no means limited to princess-style, strapless gowns with the obligatory corset bodice and full, floor-length skirt.
I've seen "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," Tim Burton's visceral (in every sense of the word) re-creation of Stephen Sondheim's beloved, macabre stage musical, twice now -- and I'm still a little ambivalent about it.
The Spice Girls have been blamed for the ladette culture but what is the real legacy of girl power? Our writer says they touch the wannabe in all of us
Starstruck, stagestruck, lovestruck. Richard Eyre?s evocative and theatrical film provides a wonderfully decadent look at 17th Century London in all its vulgar glory with cross-dressing, promiscuity and ambiguous sexualities.
NEW YORK -- The country's most prestigious fashion museum has invited the masses to serve as critics, historians and kibitzers in its new exhibition, "blog.mode: addressing fashion." The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is opening its doors to bloggers. This warm, fuzzy egalita...
