Women wearing ties is nothing new—Marlene Dietrich, Diane Keaton, Princess Diana and Avril Lavigne have all been fans. But given recent gender politics, its current ubiquity is noteworthy.

I trace the current craze partly to the Saint Laurent women’s show last September, which featured a plethora of suits and ties inspired by Yves Saint Laurent’s own style in the 1980s.

Ciara and Daughter Sienna, 8, Have the Ultimate Mini-Me Moment in Matching Suit and Tie Outfits. The mom-daughter duo attended the Black Women in Music Dinner event in Los Angeles Tuesday, June 3 ...

Granted, women have been wearing suits and ties for long enough that calling it “menswear” seems outdated, but it does work as short-hand to convey a message, ...

In 1830s Paris, women needed permission from the police to wear a tie. The history of a revolutionary accessory—from ancient Rome to the 2025 runways.