An outspoken feminist, Dior’s womenswear designer Maria Grazia Chiuri said the corsets, crinolines and other historical items, inspired by 16th century French ... day of Paris Fashion Week.

This hairstyle, the "glib", was a popular Irish style in the 16th century ... Dürer’s fascination with clothing and ethnography. His Irish soldiers and peasants display the warlike character ...

The French word "faïence" is derived from the place name Faenza, Italy, which became eponymous for tin-glazed earthenware manufactured throughout Europe from the 16th century onwards. The French ...

French fashion label ... elaborate Chanel styles for the fashion house’s latest show, beamed out to audiences on Thursday evening from the hall of a 16th century Loire Valley chateau.