What are "Edwardian mores"?

Mores is a slightly unusual English word, referring to societal norms, virtues and values. Edwardian mores refers to cultural and moral values of the Edwardian era (the period covering the reign of King Edward VII, 1901 to 1910). The start of the Edwardian era was the end of the Victorian era.

The Edwardian era was also known as "la Belle Époque" - the beautiful era. The summer olympics were held in London in 1908, during which time the White City stadium was constructed. The Piccadilly line was opened in 1906.