It became gender specific in the 17th century, with men adopting the bow and women the curtsey. It really took off in Victorian times. Women's dresses were so large that a little bob would ...

This deeply ingrained custom requires male royals to bow and female members to curtsey—both publicly and privately. Naturally, when Meghan Markle walked down the aisle to marry Prince Harry in ...

It’s been a tumultuous start to 2025 on the world stage — and the first international fashion catwalks of the year have reacted with themes of protection, resilience and comfort. The latest ...