Rain Dove never saw herself as a supermodel, but her androgynous looks and unique gender-bending style took New York's fashion scene by storm. See how this self-proclaimed "gender capitalist" deals with building her personal brand and a hectic audition schedule one week before September's New York F...

The campaign to tackle discrimination against transgender people has been gathering pace as new laws passed in North Carolina and other states have been criticized for being anti-LGBT. And one man spearheading it is the new star of the New York catwalk, model Laith Ashley. Laith was born female. He ...

On a stage decorated with a model of the Eiffel Tower and the American and French flags, Cleveland officially closed the 2014 Gay Games on Saturday and handed its flag over to Paris, France, which will host the event in 2018. A delegation from Paris' Gay Games committee accepted the flag from Clevel...

FENTY Creative Director Rihanna and global sports brand PUMA presented the third installment of the beloved FENTY PUMA by RIHANNA collection. For the rebellious and daring, this season takes inspiration from the halls of FENTY University, paying homage to the kids gone rogue, who hit honor roll and ...

Dolce and Gabbana used drones in showcasing their new pocket books and baggs for women in their Spring 2018 fashion show in Paris.

Since 1915, men have been stripping down for the sake of a swim. Okay, they've probably been taking a bit since the dawn of time, but nothing compares to swimwear styles of the past century. From the same team that recapped 100 years of men’s fashion in 3 minutes comes this mesmerizing video showcas

Jamie Dornan is afraid of getting sloppy with a good hamburger.

Yves Saint Laurent, one of the most influential couturiers of the second half of the 20th century, kept nearly all of his original work. View his private collection and tour his fashion house in Paris, which will become a museum the fal of 2017.

The cutting edge of fashion is definitely reflected in the young men experimenting with new technologies in fabrics and daring cuts and colors.

Peer reviewed by historians at Columbia University and at the American Friends of Notre-Dame. Notre-Dame de Paris survived all kinds of wars and events that could have destroyed it, but was more affected by its maintenance in the 21st century.