The apron may have had its heyday in the 1950s, but the housewife coverup has resurfaced as more than a mark of Grandma’s pride. From the sheer and ruffled to the yellow polka-dotted, this dish-drying ...

Recreate that 1950s kitchen glam with this easy apron tutorial — made entirely without a pattern! #VintageStyle #SewingDIY ...

"I cling like a cicada to the latticework of memory," wrote Henri Cole. Although his poem isn't about vintage aprons, for many, it could be. Bib and cocktail, cotton and organza, these everyday items ...

There’s a growing number of apron collectors who scour eBay and antique shops for pretty, frilly pinafores. But apron expert EllynAnne Geisel says there still isn’t much interest in what she calls ...

"The use of aprons has been important to humans since time immemorial," says Serena Barnett, director of the Rogers Historical Museum. "Aprons have served both function and fashion through the ...

They were popular in the 1950s, when women were sewing aprons with fun fabrics and flounces. But in the '60s, they went away — for decades, says EllynAnne Geisel, author of “The Apron Book: Making, ...