Lynn Yaeger is a contributing fashion editor for Vogue.com as well as a contributing writer for the magazine Vogue. She was a former fashion writer for The Village Voice, where she worked for more than 30 years until retiring. She changed the name of her column from “Elements of Style” to “Frock Star” in February 2007. A frequent contributor to The New York Times Magazine, Style Magazine, American Vogue, Travel & Leisure, and many antiques and collectibles dealers, Yaeger’s work may be seen in a variety of publications. Read More...
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11956-1957Getty ImagesJane Russell was one of America's first major sex symbols. The actress proved that a covered up one-piece could pack a curvy punch in the more Puritanical mid-50s.
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21958Getty ImagesThe bikini began to emerge in the late 50s, seen here in the South of France. It was originally invented by Louis Réard in 1946, but wasn't widely embraced until much later. Read More...
Steve Limentani/ISI Photos/Getty ImagesMichigan head coach Jim Harbaugh isn't focused on the rumors circulating suggesting that the Wolverines could have wins vacated by the NCAA as a result of the team's sign-stealing scandal.
"I guess you want to live in the world of rumorville or speculation," Harbaugh told reporters Wednesday. "We don't have any room to be doing that at this point."
Michigan is preparing for the College Football Playoff national championship game against Washington, but distractions remain as the NCAA continues to investigate the program for alleged sign-stealing. Read More...