I can’t describe all of it… Those drunk, stinking men, tearing my clothes, treating me like I was a rubber doll… It was ...

Thousands of Ukrainian civilians are in Russian custody, some enduring torture—and there is no legal process for freeing them ...

All clothing sends a message, and the Ukrainian president’s is that he’s standing by his people as long as the war continues.

In recent years, Moscow Fashion Week has solidified its position as a key platform for showcasing brands from emerging economies across the globe. Designers from Asia, Africa, and Latin America are ...

"In the very beginning, it was really hard because the Russian retail market for clothing and footwear was underdeveloped," Moscow resident Anna, 29, told Reuters on one of the Russian capital's ...

Henderson, a men's clothing chain that listed on Moscow Exchange ... but as many companies refused to do business with Russia, Moscow legalised grey imports through third countries that allow ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskky clarified multiple times that he would not wear a suit until the Russia-Ukraine war comes to an end.

A working meeting of representatives of the rear services was held at the Russian Ministry of Defense, during which it was ...

“Why don’t you wear a suit?” asked Brian Glenn, a correspondent for the conservative Real America’s Voice network, prompting ...

The Ukrainian president's military-style attire was questioned by a Maga media star before he was upbraided by President Trump and JD Vance.