Charleston Days

Clothes do not make people, but this novel is about forgotten clothes in our lives when we get rid of them, in order to put newer ones in their place. The interest in this work of fiction is limited to our relationship with new clothes, whether in style or age, and the matter seems more clear to girls, as you see how many girls keep memories of their precious dresses. We are recalling our old feelings here through what we wore in fashion, boys and girls. In our time, the Charleston was for young men, and the short skirt was for girls. Since we became aware of the world, and we have been fascinated by what we wear, we have been saving our money to buy new clothes, especially on occasions, holidays, and the new seasons. We have been wronged by our beautiful past, and we act with extreme ungratefulness toward many things that we loved. If the "e;Charleston Days"e; are over, this is an enduring novel that is evidence of the magic of those beautiful days.