Explore skills refined through decades of sewing and design in a new exhibit at the Saline Courthouse Museum in Rose.

Luxury backyards are no longer reserved for sprawling estates and seven-figure budgets. With a clear plan and a few strategic ...

When Karri Bryant arrived at the 2025 UNCF Atlanta Mayor’s Masked Ball in a form fitting, black and nude-colored gown, it ...

Wendy Ives teaches ciLiving host, Jaclyn Friedlander how to do a silk screen printing technique. Learn how to do silk screen ...

A step-by-step process tutorial! ✏️👗 In this video, we’ll guide you through the essential techniques to draw clothes in motion, capturing realistic movement and flow. Whether you're working on ...

From its humble beginnings as an old lace mill to now being a home to an array of independent businesses - Old Knows Factory ...

You may have noticed the distinctive handwoven textiles of Grace Atkinson appearing in some of the world’s most discerning interiors, galleries and magazines. Her rugs, blankets and wall hangings – ...

If there was a formula for creating a warm, layered and lived-in kitchen, Swedish textile designer Cathy Nordström has perfected it: oodles of pattern, rich and reddish woods, creamy marble surfaces ...

A 3-storey ode to weaves, crafts, art and artisans of India, nestled in the Jubilee Hills area of Hyderabad. Designer Gaurang Shah has created a living museum over 22,000 square feet, where you will ...

EVERY YEAR, the UTS Honours showcase presents the ultimate platform to spotlight the new faces in Australia’s fashion scene. On the evening of Tuesday, November 17, the UTS Honours cohort proved, yet ...

From left to right: By Alberta Bucciarelli, Kristie Wang, Bonnie McKee, Monique Farrugia and Isabella Harris. AS A FORMER UTS Fashion and Textiles graduate, it is always exciting returning to a world ...

Gözde Göncü-Berk, associate professor of design, has been named the inaugural Maria Manetti Shrem Endowed Chair in Design, Fashion and Textiles and the founding director of the Maria Manetti Shrem ...