The evolution of the garment in various forms includes Morrocan, Jewish and South African kaftans. From costume history to functional fashion, the kaftan has morphed into various forms like tunics ...

Originally North African, kaftans were adopted by the European Belle Epoque some 100 years ago when designer Paul Poiret liberated women from corsetry with his fluid designs.

February’s Ko te Kākahu o te Marama — Outfit of the Month at the Whanganui Regional Museum is a stunning kaftan made of indigo-coloured satin cotton and tie-dyed in splashes of coral, yellow ...

Gypsetters are artists, surfers, designers and bon vivants. Their quint-essential dress of choice is the kaftan, part tunic part robe, encrusted with jewels, worn short and sexy in flighty, silky ...

Even though, as history suggests, kaftans were worn by men, but as we moved forward in time to a more equal world, both men and women are into it. It travelled across Iran, through North Africa ...

Carole Kinoti’s new collection is much more than the fabric cut and fashionable. The Hariri clothing collection is sleek, free flowing silk and chiffon kaftans that is quickly being adapted by ...