You might want to put your breakfast down just while we get through this, Pennie talks foot binding. The trend that too China by storm, and was eventually made illegal. Tune in to find out more...
Penelope Noir pops by nice and early on our first day back to talk us through the history of the high heel. From 54cm high, to the kitten heel, what makes this interesting fashion statement so enticing?
Penelope Noir takes a festive approach to Fashun this week, with the history of Santa's iconic red suit. Where did it come from? Did he always wear red? Is he warm enough?! All very important parts of history at Christmas.
Penelope Noir caught Hansel & Gretel by the Royal New Zealand Ballet, so it seemed only fitting to talk about tutu's. Pennie takes us through the history of this elegant piece of costuming.
Penelope Noir is here bright and early this Monday morning to teach us about some of the more sustainable fabrics we can drape ourselves with. Teaching us about Lyocell, a fibre made from wood, that replicates silk. Wowee, pretty gorgeous.
We're talking iconic fashion moments by Bob Mackie this morning. Penelope Noir takes us through some of the most memorable costumes worn by Marilyn Monroe and Cher.
Penelope returns with tales from Paris Fashion Week, from crashing the catwalk to models protesting on the runway, Pennie gives us the lowdown on what actually went down this year.
Penelope Noir comes to us with the history of the pocket, this morning. A symbol of sexism over the decades, or merely a handy place to put your snacks?