Rachelle Bergstein

A new documentary, “Riveted: The History of Jeans” (out Monday, Feb. 7, on PBS), unfolds the untold story of America’s most iconic and ubiquitous garment.

It’s not just what’s inside that counts with these festive elixirs, all packaged in gorgeous, gift-ready containers.

Younger and younger celebs appear to be going under the knife. Here are five sneaky surgical procedures blowing up throughout young Hollywood.

What happens when a competitive surfer turned small-time gangster, a convicted drug dealer and a world martial arts champion launch a fashion line?

Joy Wiebe was one of the nation’s fiercest tanker truckers, driving precious fuel up the treacherous ice road to the Prudhoe Bay Oil Field, at the very tip of Alaska and north of the Arctic Circle.…

These pants make skinny jeans look like PPE.

Fashion designer Carol Spencer spent her career creating covetable clothing for a highly unusual client, one who stood just 11 ¹/₂ inches tall: Barbie. Spencer designed the doll’s wardrobe for more…

In the olden days of the Internet (think 2008), a successful blogger had one goal in mind: finding “real” success, off the web. A humorist telling jokes on Blogger just wanted a book deal with a ma…

It’s easy to romanticize the past, especially the Victorian era. It’s been given so much Hollywood gilding in films such as “The Portrait of a Lady” and “The Age of Innocence,” depicting it as a ti…