clothing

The shoes have already been posted for big bucks on resale websites.

When it comes to being outside, you will need to bundle up, but how many layers is too many, how many isn't enough, and what is the proper amount?

A new boutique that caters to kids recently celebrated its grand opening inside the Magic Valley Mall. The new apparel shop opened June 1, and is located across from Pretzelmaker.

Visit Southern Idaho has set up a shop at 150 Main Street, and sells artwork, jewelry, accessories, home decor, and other products made and designed by talented Idahoans.

Chico's is the second Twin Falls store offering clothing and accessories to announce a closure in two months.

A semiannual drop and swap clothing event is happening in Twin Falls this weekend, but will also be opening up its doors for an hour to anyone in the public.

Canyon Park West shopping complex in Twin Falls continues to grow. Ross will be the 5th business to open in the complex.

Twin Falls is great! We have amazing scenery, tons of recreational activities, and a lot of great food establishments. But not everybody is happy. There are arguably a good number of things that Twin Falls needs. Here are the top 10 listener suggested things that Twin Falls needs...

Before you make your annual trek to Old Navy to buy your patriotic apparel, you might want to read this. It's technically not patriotic to wear the flag on your clothes.

Very rarely do men get asked advice on style by women - except for the occasional does this make my (whatever body part) look big? This is because women are better with style than most men. Nevertheless, a survey was done asking for the things women wear that men hate.

What ever happened to a nice suit and a tie? Well, I guess if our Olympic team walked into the opening ceremony in all black suits they would probably look like the mafia, so maybe a little diversity is good...but the outfits this year go a bit too far!

In Australia, some stores have started charging people fees to TRY ON CLOTHES.  They've been doing it because people go to stores, try on clothes and shoes, leave without buying anything, go home, and buy the stuff cheaper online.  We haven't heard any word of this making its way to the U.S. . . . so far.