Fashion is an ever-changing trend in dress and appearance. It reflects the cultural and social dynamics of a certain time period. Fashions can also reflect individual styles and attitudes toward clothing. It has been used throughout history as a form of self-expression and to show solidarity with other groups. The clothes people wear also serve as a way of communicating their wealth and status.

Many people are interested in fashion because it allows them to express their unique personality. Fashion can be as subtle or dramatic as one wants. It can be a whisper, a loud scream, or an all-knowing wink and smile. People who enjoy fashion also like to see what other people are wearing and tend to be visual people who place a high value on aesthetics.

The roaring 20s fashion was influenced by women and men who wanted to show their independence through their clothing choices. They wanted to be fashionable and glamorize themselves, as well as celebrate the freedom they gained from the new laws that allowed them to vote, work, and travel.

During this time, people started to wear long trousers instead of short knee-high ones. Men also wore waistcoats and neckties rather than the simpler bowtie or cravat. Facial hair became more prominent and popular, with moustaches being particularly in vogue. These trends were partly galvanized by European wars, as soldiers saw foreign styles and made notes about them. It was also the time when the idea of a fashion editor was born, and it was around this time that many magazines began to be published.