Alternatively, this menu also acts as the game’s transmog system. It’s all purely cosmetic and above board, don’t worry. You can overwrite any piece of armor in the game, including your Head ...

Sinister Cloth is an item you’ll need to trade for in Monster Hunter Wilds. We’ve seen Sinister Cloth show up in two different vendor inventories, each of which require a different form of ...

The good news is there is a simple solution to that: the joys of transmogrification. To be able to transmog your items, you will need to recruit Heiji, the blacksmith. Being able to transmog items ...

News at the red carpet premiere March 24th. Tune into E! New weekdays at 11p.m. ET. Jennifer Lopez stepped out with her 17-year-old Emme, whom she shares with ex Marc Anthony along with twin Max ...

The Monster Hunter Wilds armor appearance change option doesn't really come into action for players until they get to the High Rank, at which point layered armor and the chance to "transmog" items ...

Using cloth napkins instead of paper ones can instantly elevate an everyday meal at home (and also help cut down on waste). As in the world of bedding, there are a couple of choices to make about ...

Ana Diaz (she/her) is a culture writer at Polygon, covering internet culture, fandom, and video games. Her work has previously appeared at NPR, Wired, and The Verge. Luckily for players, the ...

The traditional gamchha asks the Zebra Question — is it a red cloth with white checks or a white cloth with red checks? Is it a turban in a towel sometimes or a towel and a turban all the time?

The artwork was a portrait of a young girl, her head wrapped in a red cloth, her upper body outlined in thick black strokes but void of detail and color, other than the underlying camel brown canvas.

If you want the matching jacket, it’s cloth, so you’re out of luck unless you’re a Mage, Priest, or Warlock. I find that the shirt by itself works as formalwear — maybe you’ve given your topcoat to ...

Made from petroleum, red dye 40 is a synthetic food dye. Some studies suggest a link between red dye 40 and ADHD behavior; the dye might trigger or exacerbate behavioral changes in sensitive children.