The gilded age

The catty and outrageously wealthy inspirations for HBO’s “The Gilded Age” were even more outlandish than their fictional counterparts.

Writer and executive producer Sonja Warfield pulls back the curtain on 'The Gilded Age' season 2 finale.

The setting for HBO’s “The Gilded Age” is 1880s New York, nearly half a century before zippers would appear on garments. And yet there they are, running up...

As shows like The Gilded Age and Bridgerton rule runways, we break down the historical inspirations behind these trends and how to wear them.

These shows are anything but stuffy

Charlotta on Instagram: “🔹The Gilded Age🔹 The Gilded Age starts from the year 1882. In the show Marian Brooks wears this asymmetrical evening gown with a black…”

Kasia Walicka-Maimone dubbed the period ‘a fashion extravaganza’

The series takes place in 1882, at the height of the so-called Gilded Age: the civil war between North and South is over, and the United States is entering an era of rapid economic growth. Welcome to quiz: "Which 'The Gilded Age' Character Are You?" Answer all questions and find out which 'The Gilded Age' character are you! #TheGildedAge #quiz

The Gilded Age took cues from Alva Vanderbilt’s 1883 ball, which “was the most extravagant affair of its kind America had ever seen.”