fashioned

Her furniture is still in the house, and I bought most of it--for a mere song you might say, because it was all so old- fashioned that the trustees despaired of selling it.

Fashion comprises of a prevailing styles, customs, dresses, or behaviors, and these may be fashioned and shared to change the way knowledge is derived about an objects.

Maynard's Fashioned from Penury, if less scintillating and impressionistic, is certainly solid and no less informative than Perrot.

There is a difference between saying "Rembrandt fashioned himself" and "Rembrandt fashioned his self": the reflexive pronoun in the first predicate has merely deictic force, whereas in the second, the noun clause has referential force and implies commitment to an entity, the self.