Fashion

 In the early days, fashion design was like a delicate seedling, slowly sprouting amidst the practicality and necessity of garments. As society started to evolve, so did the need for clothing or  that reflected individual style and self-expression. Visionaries in design became superheroes, and by using their creative powers to shape the way we dress and present ourselves to the world, they became a breed.

Fashion was rather modest and traditional back in the day, with voluminous skirts, corsets that felt like constricting hugs that could collapse your lungs, and layers upon layers of fabric. With the winds of rebellion blowing, the 1920s ushered in the era of the flapper, where women discarded their corsets and embraced shorter hemlines, expressing their newfound freedom. Fashion became a dance of liberation, and the roaring twenties set the stage for more daring styles to come. The flappers emerged as bold, rebellious women who broke free from societal constraints and redefined the very essence of style.