Elvis Presley's most memorable outfits, from the black leather suit to his “Speedway” jacket He didn't just break boundaries in music; he reinvented the dress code, too. Here's a look back on ...

At the suggestion of guitar picker James Burton, Elvis set up an audition on the evening of August 18th with an unlikely bass ...

The outfit represents a peak moment in the King of Rock and Roll's career and remains a lasting reminder of the era.

Elvis Presley was famous for his extravagant stage wear, and jumpsuits were a signature part of his image. But one costume stood out as his flashiest of all; so bold and unique in color, it was named ...

Elvis' black leather suit was inspired by Marlon Brando in 'The Wild One' Binder says Elvis was obsessed with Marlon Brando and his star turn as a motorcycle gang member in 1953's “The Wild One ...

While this particular outfit was not a hit, Elvis’ jumpsuits have become an iconic part of his image. These were heavy, jewel-encrusted looks that defined Elvis’ career in the 1970s.

Elvis Presley asked his friend to help him out of his outfit in the middle of a show During a performance in the early 1970s, Elvis began to chat with the audience. He tackled a wide range of ...

From “Elvis” to “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” we get a close look at this year’s costume design Academy Award nominees.

Later, on television, Elvis — in a pink checked jacket from Beale Street’s Lansky Bros., frequented by Black music legends like B.B. King (Kelvin Harrison Jr.) — causes a national sensation.

Costume designer, production designer and producer Catherine Martin and her collaborators helped bring her husband, Baz Lurhmann’s, visually grand story “Elvis” to life, building the iconic ...

Legend has it that Elvis debuted the first pair of black Levi's jeans for this film, but it's not true, as black was an option for Levi's back in the 1800s. But he did lend his name to Levi's to ...