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A similar trend is visible in India too. Headgear(type varying by the region) was quiet an essential part of the dressing. There are parts where a lot of men st
by abhaga 14y ago
A similar trend is visible in India too. Headgear(type varying by the region) was quiet an essential part of the dressing. There are parts where a lot of men still wear headgear (rural Maharashtra for example). But it is gone from majority of population.
Given that we neither had a switch to private vehicles in 50s nor JFK, there has to be a more globally applicable explanation for this!
- nsns 14y agoThe rise of the middle class, and adoption of Western lifestyle and values?