Forget all of the stereotypes about crochet and macrame — it's not just for DIY masters and crafty at-home seamstresses anymore. Just in time for summer, these open-weave, 1970s staples are making a ...

Believe me, if I wanted to make fun of you, I'd think of something much more cutting. Macramé is a knotted, not woven, textile said to originate from decorative knotting used by sailors in the 1800s.

Coral Castillo, born in Mexico City, has emerged as an imaginative designer who passionately draws upon her Mexican heritage to craft breathtaking fashion collections. Effortlessly blending strong, ...