Strut down the runway with fashion trivia on haute couture, legendary designers, iconic fashion movements, and style by decade. From textiles and costume design to the accessories that make an outfit unforgettable, fashion is history you can wear. Strike a pose and see if your style knowledge is always in vogue.

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This casual blue garment, originally designed for miners and laborers in the 1870s, became a symbol of American youth culture in the 1950s.
This short skirt, with a hemline well above the knee, became the defining garment of 1960s fashion and women's liberation.
This simple, sleeveless black dress became a timeless wardrobe staple after Coco Chanel introduced it in 1926.
These comfortable flat shoes, featuring a distinctive red sole, were made famous by a French designer in the 1990s.
This type of dress, popularized in the 1950s, features a fitted bodice and a very full skirt supported by petticoats.
This Italian luxury brand, known for its bamboo-handled bags and green-red-green stripe, was founded in Florence in 1921.
This French monarch was known for his elaborate wigs, high heels, and extravagant fashion that influenced European courts.
This type of women's shoe, featuring a very thin, high heel, was named after a type of Italian dagger.