Fashion & Style
Ribbons, Horns & Living Memory: The Young Makers Refusing to Let Britain's Folk Costume Die
Britain's folk costume traditions are stranger, more beautiful, and far more endangered than most people realise — and a fierce, creative generation is fighting to keep them breathing. From the ribbon-wrapped antlers of Abbots Bromley to the haunting white skull of the Welsh Mari Lwyd, these ancient visual languages are finding urgent new champions in young makers, performers, and researchers who see in ceremonial dress something that mainstream fashion has long since lost. We go looking for the
