One of the most fashionable ladies of the 1970's is Mary Richards, better known as Mary Tyler Moore! The Mary Tyler Moore Show has been and continues to be one of the most empowering and influential shows for all women who watch it! The stylish looks worn by Mary are still serving as inspiration for fashion designers all around the world. Today, we will be taking a closer look at a few of these outfits and how we can recreate them with a modern edge! These photos are not mine. Early in The…

Here's a look back at some of the most iconic female bonds in television history, from Lucy and Ethel to Abbi and Ilana.

Here's a little something to celebrate Administrative Professional's Day, or what used to be known as Secretary's Day. It's actually a whole week to recognize the importance and value of these positions in a company or business. "Nine to Five" stands 19" tall and is sculpted from polymer clay and textiles. Here's an old photograph…

Mary Tyler Moore, 1969.

A fond farewell to the finest, funniest show on television.

A fashion and feminist icon, Mary Tyler Moore was known for her TV roles on 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' and 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show.' From Capri pants to berets, '70s statement boots to graphic print dresses, a look back at her style, which has inspired recent designers from Michael Kors to Tory Burch.

From a perky hat toss to jumpsuits fit for a fighter pilot, the character Mary Richards reflected the stylish trajectory of the working woman.

Filmmakers behind a new HBO documentary reveal how they unfurled the legacy of a beloved yet elusive icon.