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The Reason Why Members of the Royal Family Must Always Travel With One All-Black Outfit
It all began in 1952 when then-Princess Elizabeth was caught without a black outfit when the circumstances called for one.
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Men’s Pockets Really Are Deeper Than Women’s—And Here’s Why
You aren’t just imagining things—the pockets on men's clothing really are deeper than in women’s clothing. Discover the reasoning behind this odd (but deliberate) design choice here.
The Unexpectedly Uncomfortable History of the Garter Toss Tradition
Though the origins of the garter toss tradition are strongly debated, there’s one thing most folks can agree with: it might be time for this controversial wedding ritual to get the heave-ho.
5 Garments You Should Never Hang in a Closet—Plus the Right Way to Store the Rest of Your Clothes
Some garments deserve the hanger treatment, while others belong in a dresser. From winter sweaters to dresses and jeans, discover the best way to store your favorite clothes here.
How to Clean Your Dirty White Sneakers
Bring your white shoes back to life with these steps.
Why Do Bridesmaids Traditionally Wear the Same Dress?
Bridesmaid traditions can get pretty bizarre, but the real reason behind why they usually wear the same dress is perhaps the most fascinating of all.
Birkenstocks Are Officially Not Art, German Court Rules
The beloved sandal is a practical design, but it's not art. Not in Germany, anyway.
Why Are Wedding Rings Worn on the Left Hand?
For years, couples have dedicated that finger to romance when any other digit would do.
The Most Popular Heart-Shaped Item in Each State, Mapped
From heart-shaped waffles to bathtubs, see what your home state is searching for this Valentine’s Day.
How to Pack Winter Clothes, According to Travel Experts
Packing sweaters, coats, and other winter clothing can be tricky, but these expert-approved travel tips can help you navigate it with ease.
7 Tips To Help You Weatherproof Your Boots and Shoes
If you want your boots to feel like they were made for stomping in the snow this season, these tips on how to weatherproof them can help.
How To Prevent Static Cling on Clothes
Discover what causes static electricity on clothes, along with how to keep it from becoming a recurring problem this season.
How to Wash Your Favorite Winter Coats at Home
Get a complete guide for how to wash winter coats, including fleece jackets, down parkas, and more.
Prince’s Ruffled Shirt From ‘Purple Rain‘ Is Headed to Auction
Prince fans, rejoice! The performer‘s iconic ruffled shirt could soon be yours.
The 10 Best U.S. Cities for Thrift Shopping
Find out which cities offer thrifters the best bang for their buck.
8 Questionable Moisturizers from History
Winter is synonymous with dry and flaky skin, but we don’t recommend treating it with these ancient recipes for body lotion.
The Origins of 12 Christmas Traditions
From expecting Santa to fill socks with gifts to eating cake that looks like tree bark, some holiday traditions are downright odd. But we can explain!
How Did Mary Jane Shoes Get Their Name?
Mary Janes have an early-20th-century comic strip to thank for their name.
Ruby Slippers From ‘The Wizard of Oz’ Stolen in 2005 Are Up for Auction
Judy Garland’s iconic red slippers have hit the auction block years after they were stolen.
How to Re-Puff Your Puffer Coat
Is your puffer jacket looking a little lifeless? It may just need a good wash.
‘Free the McFlurry’: The McDonald’s Machines Can Now Be Fixed Quickly, Thanks to Government Ruling
It was once literally illegal to tamper with a broken McFlurry machine. Not anymore.
Reebok’s New Sneaker Line Is Inspired by Classic Universal Monsters
Need new kicks for Halloween? Reebok has you covered.
8 Facts About Labor Day
Americans celebrate Labor Day on the first Monday of September—which means Labor Day falls on Monday, September 2, in 2024.
The Secret Language of Victorian-Era Hand Fans
Want to let a lover know you’re into them? Try letting a fan come to rest on your cheek.