Inverted Christmas trees, which stores typically sell with stands for display on a floor, started attracting interest after 2017 when Karl Lagerfeld designed Claridge’s upside-down tree in ...

Upside-down Christmas trees are pretty much just that: A pine or fur tree flipped upside down so the wider base is on top and the top is pointed at the floor. This trend first caught on when ...

Her life was turned upside-down by the Manchester bombings — and now, so, is her Christmas tree Dave Quinn is a Senior Editor for PEOPLE. He has been working at the brand since 2016, and is the ...

Upside-down Christmas trees have made a comeback for yet another holiday season and people are still really confused by them.

There's a new trend sweeping Christmas trees off their stumps and flipping them onto their heads. That's right: upside-down Christmas trees are now a trend, and a growing one at that! From swanky ...

Don't panic if you start to notice trees hanging from the ceiling by their trunks, you're not in The Upside Down like in "Stranger Things." You're just noticing a Christmas tree trend that has ...

Their upside-down tree is one of two Christmas trees in their Oswego, Illinois, home. The other one is a traditional tree. The upside-down tree has been part of the family for 16 years.

This year, the internet and the media are agog over the upside-down Christmas tree, but it’s nothing new really.

You may have only recently noticed Christmas trees hanging upside down everywhere for the holidays, but what do upside down Christmas trees really mean?

The upside-down Christmas tree. What’s it all about? These trees may be some of the stranger things you’ll see this holiday season.

Given how trendy the upside down tree is, you might think that it's a more recent way of fashioning a traditional Christmas tree. But inverted trees have actually been around for centuries. If you ...