Teen pregnancy has always existed. In centuries past, teen pregnancy was universally accepted; people married young and died young; the teen years were the prime of one’s life and the time in which childbirth took place.
As times changed and our life expectancies grew, people begin postponing marriage and family. Now it is hardly uncommon for women to wait until well into their thirties to have their first child. As social norms shifted, as did society’s perception of teen pregnancy. Before long, teen pregnancy was looked at with scorn. And teen …

Large scale industries changed the social fiber of the society at the turn of the nineteenth century; it emancipated women, led to the growth of new middle class in the society and created new social avenues for expressions.
Women no longer were the lame consumer but a bread earner for the family. More and more women start earning well as factories started hiring them because they were more disciplined workers compare to men.
With this growing independence, women started expressing themselves in society, and fashion was no different.
The fashion was influenced by …