Fashion in the 1920s changed society in many different ways. The clothing choices people made changed how their peers saw them. For example, women's sports attire adapted the more boyish look: they wore wool pants, thick stockings, flat oxfords, a button-down shirt with a collar, and a black tie ("What Did Women and Men Wear in the 1920s?"). The boyish look that women were wearing affected society because men were upset that women were dressing in a similar way. Not long after female athletes started to adapt the more masculine look, all women were wearing pants. In addition, men considered themselves above others in society. In particular, "'Now dont think my opinion on these matters are final,' he seemed to say, 'just because I'm stronger
