Plaid may come and go as a fashion trend, but for the royal family, it's a staple, no matter the year. Plaid as a pattern actually originated in Scotland, and is commonly referred to as tartan.

If summer’s It skirt was the little white tennis mini, then fall’s is the tartan check. The kilt-like skirts are everywhere—Monse, Molly Goddard, Saint Laurent, and Christopher Kane have all adopted ...

Tartan is basically our unofficial pattern of the holiday season—right there with the rest of our seasonal dress code: ...

The Princess of Wales sparked a fan frenzy when she donned a stunning red ensemble at her Together at Christmas Carol service at Westminster Abbey on Friday night. Her husband joined the 42-year-old ...

The skirt that was all over New York Fashion Week is coming for your wardrobe. Saskia Kemsley prepares for a Highland fling The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase ...

Taylor Swift is tartan’s biggest fan right now. In the span of two months, the singer’s been spotted rocking a Vivienne Westwood plaid suit ahead of her Eras Tour shows in London, a yellow corset ...

This Fall embrace other styles than just the classic A-line, knee-length tartan skirt; choose a shorter design with a preppy vibe, a lady-like pencil skirt with a sensuous slit, or a long, looser ...

It’s no secret that royal women love to wear a plaid print—and the late Princess Diana was no exception. In fact, Diana turned to plaid frequently throughout her life wearing wearing it at both casual ...

Despite the overwhelming rise of microtrends, designers and sartorial enthusiasts across the board seem to be developing a desire to sport seasonal uniforms. Much like the heads of fashion houses such ...