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| Place / Publishing House: | Oxford, UK : : Inter-Disciplinary Press,, [2013] 2013 |
| Year of Publication: | 2013 |
| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Language: | English |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource |
| Notes: | Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph |
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Table of Contents:
- Preliminary Material / Laura Petican , Mariam Esseghaier , Angela Nurse and Damayanthie Eluwawalage
- Fashioning the Transatlantic: Accessorising Men: From Neckties to Bathers / Sarah Heaton
- The Paradoxical Nature of ‘Pauperist’ Style as Haute Couture / Llewellyn Negrin
- Percy Savage and His Role in Paris Couture 1951-1965: Issues of the Creation and Organisation of Public Relations Systems / Sara Skillen
- Dressing for the Revolution: Fashion and Politics in the 1871 Paris Commune / Leonard R. Koos
- Exaggerated Modesty: The Evolution and Acceptance of Showing the Navel in Swimwear and Other Clothing / Patricia Hunt-Hurst and Amy Scarborough
- Wedding Dresses in Italy during the Twentieth Century / Anna Balzarro
- ‘I Want to be Happy Looking at Myself’: Lolita Style and Its Embodied Practices between Resistance and Urban Fashion / Laura Porzio
- Being Yourself: Dress as a Change Agent / Linda Shearer
- The Ah Beng Subculture: The Influence of Consumption on Identity Formation among the Malaysian Chinese / Rachel Chan Suet Kay
- Dress Theory: Exploring Critical Issues / Damayanthie Eluwawalage
- Fashion, Possibility and Individual Agency: Theoretical Perspectives / Anna-Mari Almila
- Dadaist Elements in the Works of Martin Margiela / Jure Purgaj and Simona Jevšnik
- What Is Clothing Hiding, but Fashion Can Make Visible? The Connection between Deconstruction and Surrealism / Agata Zborowska
- Trompe L’Oeil in Fashion / Cassandra Gero
- ‘I Should Never Make Such a Fool of Myself as to Wear Them’: Fashioning Public/Private Identities in Jean Rhys’ Modernist Fiction / Sarah Downes
- ‘Miniskirts Make Money’: Post-War British Fashion Promotion in Films by the COI / Jo Stephenson
- Fashion and Contemporary Club Culture: Reciprocal Reaction between Fashion, Dance, and Music / Dejan Agatonovic
- Dress as a Performing Object / Ayşe Günay
- Hillbilly Deluxe: ‘Country Couture’ and the Performance of Masculinity in Country Music / Janet Aspley
- Heritage: The Difficult Innovation of the Fashion System / Cecilia Winterhalter
- Cultural Borrowing and Cultural Theft: Why Burberry and Other Luxury Brands Should Take Note of Hermès and Its 2011 Sari Collections When Taking Inspiration from Non-Western Cultures / Donalea Scott
- Working in the Fashion World: A ‘Kind of Magic’ Precarity / Giulia Mensitieri
- Chinese Fashion Designers in Shanghai: Identifying a Fresh Perspective about Their Role in the World Order of Fashion / Tim Lindgren
- They Need to Step Up Their Fashion Game: Constructing and Policing New Femininities on a Nigerian Lifestyle Website / Simidele Dosekun
- The Position of Brazilian Fashion in a Borderless Place / Anamélia Fontana Valentim and Alessandra Brandão
- Changing Avatars of the Choli in India: Blouse to Hi-Fashion Garment / Nilakshi Roy and Preeta Nilesh
- The Poetics and Pragmatics of Doing Sustainable Fashion / Georgia McCorkill and Soumitri Varadarajan
- Design with a Conscience / Deborah Emmett
- Social and Environmental Concerns in the Fashion Industry: A Portrait of Québec’s Ethical Fashion Industry / Marie-Josée Hinse , Michèle Beaudoin , Caroline Boivin and Fabien Durif
- Consumable Ideologies: Designing Sustainable Behaviours in Kuwait / Noura Al-Naggar.