In this lesson, students will explore the concept of being “fashion forward” versus a “fashion victim,” focusing on the iconic Bar Suit by Christian Dior. The lesson revisits the history of fashion from the 1920s through the 1960s, highlighting the evolution of styles from the more boxy, utilitarian clothing of the 1940s to the glamorous silhouette introduced by Dior’s New Look. Students are encouraged to recall key points from lesson one about fashion history and challenge themselves to list important developments in chronological order. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the lasting impact and significance of fashion in reflecting societal moods and changes.