Fashion trends reflect culture by serving as a mirror to society's changing values, tastes, and identities. Each garment and style carries cultural significance, illustrating historical contexts and societal norms. For instance, traditional garments like saris and kimonos celebrate heritage, while modern designs often respond to global influences and multiculturalism[1][2][4].
Fashion also acts as a form of self-expression, allowing individuals to assert their identity and cultural pride. Historical movements, such as the Civil Rights Movement, have seen fashion used as a tool for protest and social change, highlighting the interconnectedness of fashion with cultural and political landscapes[2][4][5].
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