Did you also think that the costumes in the movies are historically accurate? It turns out that even the most iconic movies have mistakes: sometimes objects that simply could not have existed at the ...

From left, Costume Council members Sally Enthoven, Melissa Dvorak and April Riessen at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum. (Judy Foreman / Noozhawk photo) Beverley Jackson, Santa Barbara society ...

Sheila Bohrer, a historical costume aficionado, spends her days surrounded by bolts of fabric and patterns, working furiously to make her vision come to life. After hours of laboring over the details ...

Historical films and TV series captivate audiences with their immersive settings, but keen observers often spot inaccuracies in fashion, hairstyles, or décor. While some deviations are intentional for ...

Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of articles highlighting the winners of the third annual Seth Trotter Book Collecting Contest, sponsored by the Friends of the University of Delaware ...

Whether you’re gearing up for the Renaissance fair, Halloween, or you just feel like putting on a play, this massive collection of free costume patterns will help you out. At her blog, ...

In a warehouse outside of Los Angeles sits a treasure trove of Hollywood history. It's a collection of famous items up for grabs at Propstore's annual live auction of film and television memorabilia.

Nearly a century ago, the Russian artist Léon Bakst designed more than 300 lavish costumes for “The Sleeping Princess,” a ballet production in London so exorbitant, it left its legendary producer, ...

Let's look at Supergirl's complete costume history, from her original comic book incarnation to the DCU version portrayed by ...