Culinary students may still squeeze themselves into the stiff white chefs coat, long the industry’s de rigueur uniform. But the new must-have garb, particularly among Atlanta’s male chefs who have ...

The Lincoln-based clothing designer Shannon Reed has a résumé that includes stints at J.Jill and Sigrid Olsen, but it was her close friendships with chefs like Barbara Lynch and Suzanne Goin (of ...

When shopping for your kitchen, it's easy to get caught up in what cookware and kitchen appliances to buy or which cookbooks to stock your shelf with. But you shouldn't forget about the simple ...

This young designer is behind the aprons at your favorite L.A. restaurants and the SpaceX cafeteria. 6th annual Pie Contest, taking place this year at UCLA’s Fowler Museum and featuring mouth-watering ...

I wear an apron nearly every time I cook. The main (and most important reason) is obvious: to avoid staining my clothes. But it’s not as simple as just covering up. Finding one that fits your body ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. It’s about as humdrum an item of apparel as you can get. But in the hands of an impassioned Los Angeles-based designer, the humble apron ...

Takeda took her skills as a designer and her experiences as a parent to create Good Kitchen Products (GKP) — a company that aspires to incorporate style and sustainability into aprons and trash bags.

In just five short years, she’s turned determination to do something about drab, flimsy kitchen wear into a multimillion-dollar empire. Along the way, her handcrafted aprons have won fans like ...

Think the kitchen is a style snoozefest? Don one of Ellen Bennett's polka-dot aprons -- and you may reconsider. By Stephanie Chan Ellen Bennett Main Image - H 2014 While there’s a surge of fashion ...

Sometimes people just give me aprons. Like single-purpose kitchen gear or novelty cookbooks, they’re one of those gifts people gravitate toward for the friend or family member who makes food. Some of ...