Clothing is often a lens into a society’s history, values, and artistry—and nowhere is this truer than in Guatemala.

But battles over clothing, primarily relating to women, is a well-worn path. In 2004 Sepp Blatter, then president of world football’s governing body Fifa, suggested that women players wear ...

While the men’s national team came away with a brilliant 2-2 draw against Mexico, the highest-ranked squad in the tournament in their opening group match, the women defeated Guatemala 2-0 in the ...

Catholic women filled the streets of Antigua, Guatemala, on Saturday, carrying a statue of the Virgin of Solitude to commemorate Mary’s mourning following the death of Jesus. Unlike earlier Holy ...

A statue of the Virgin of Solitude is carried by devotees, commemorating the death of Jesus Christ at Calvary, during a Holy Week procession in Antigua, Guatemala, 19.04.2025 Lady Gaga breaks ...

The business, which also recently opened a site in Pershore, Worcestershire, is designed to be a “go-to destination” for high quality clothes, shoes and accessories for women. The new shop has ...

The goal is to uplift, train and provide tools for women and families in need, providing professional training for women looking to enter into the workforce. Every hand was hard at work on Friday ...

Properly fitting PPE is critical for ensuring comfort, effectiveness, and safety on the job, but for women in the workforce, sourcing PPE that is designed with their dimensions in mind isn’t ...

when the women entered the store and allegedly took multiple items including six pairs of shoes, two pairs of shorts, six pairs of socks, a dress, a T-shirt, and various other clothing items.

While official figures vary, between January 2018 and June 2024, the National Institute of Forensic Sciences (INACIF) examined 27,660 cases of sexual violence or child pregnancies in Guatemala.

Finding clothing that’s made in America is no easy feat these days. To reduce costs, many clothing brands outsource manufacturing to factories overseas, but there’s something to be said for ...