A magazine is a printed or electronic publication, usually a periodical publication (sometimes referred to as an online magazine). Magazines are usually published on a regular basis and contain a variety of content. They usually raise money through advertising, purchase prices, prepaid subscriptions or a combination of the two. Fundamentally, the term "magazine" refers to a collection or storage location. If it is a written publication, it is a collection of written articles. This explains the use of etymology in magazine publications, gunpowder magazines, artillery magazines, firearms magazines, and retail stores in France, such as department stores.

The fashion of young women in 1920s is immortal in films and magazines. It sets up the trend and social style, which is out of line with the strict Victorian lifestyle. Celebrate their fascinating lifestyle in feature pages and advertisements, where they learn the brands that best reflect the look they seek. These young, rebellious middle-class women are labeled "flaps" by the older generation, who have removed their corsets and worn knee length dresses, revealing their legs and arms. Ten years' hair style is short with a long chin. There are several popular variants. Until 1920s, cosmetics were generally not accepted in American society because of their connection with prostitution, and cosmetics became very popular for the first time.

In the 1920s, the new magazine attracted young German women with an emotional image and advertised for the right clothes and accessories they wanted to buy. The glossy paper of die Dame and Das Blatt der hausfrau shows "Neue Frauen", "new girl" - what the Americans call the plugboard. She is young and fashionable, financially independent, and a keen consumer of the latest fashion. These magazines let her know about fashion, art, sports and modern technology, such as car and telephone.