The year 1920 is considered a turning point in fashion, as fashion entered the modern era. Since then, we are no longer talking about antique clothes, but about vintage clothes. This label belongs to all clothes made up to 1990. In the 1920s, women (as well as men) started wearing comfortable and practical clothes for the first time, and the fashion industry broke the ties with the impractical and "tight" clothes of the past. The First World War and the emancipation of women contributed a lot to this, because due to the absence of men, they also had to perform men's professions, which the old clothes made difficult for them. That's why they became simpler and less decorated, and the end of the war somehow contributed to less strict clothing. People were happier, and this was also reflected in the cuts.