Fashioning the New Woman

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The early twentieth century marked a transformative era in America, characterized by industrial growth and the rise of a prosperous middle class. As the nation navigated through World War I, more individuals gained access to leisure activities and luxuries previously reserved for the wealthy. This shift allowed a broader segment of society to enjoy cars, vacations, and entertainment, reflecting the significant social and economic changes of the time. The emergence of this new American lifestyle reshaped cultural norms and consumer habits.