buy
The only journal in Russia with an academic approach to fashion, Fashion Theory: The Journal of Dress, Body and Culture is a unique publication which treats fashion as a cultural phenomenon.
Fashion Theory comes divided into three main parts: Dress, Body and Culture. Each section examines current issues in fashion within a broad social context.
The Dress section is devoted to fashion and l'esprit du temps, fashion shows as performance art, the place of vintage and retro in the world of fashion and a new approach to Soviet styles.
Turning to the Body section, readers will find food for thought on topics such as A Slim Body, Parts of the Body in Fashion History, Parts of the Body in Cultural History, and The Body: A Model to Be Assembled.
The Culture section will address issues such as the cultural geography of modern cities, fashion writing in fashion magazines and the birth of legends surrounding celebrities.
Every issue of Fashion Theory contains regular columns on The Life of Special Things, Online Fashion and Field Research, as well as reviews for shows and publications. Regular contributors include many well-known Russian and foreign experts such as Valerie Steele, Elisabeth Wilson, Christopher Breward, Caroline Evans, Raisa Kirsanova, Olga Vainshtein, Julia Demidenko, Oksana Gavrishina.
Fashion Theory comes divided into three main parts: Dress, Body and Culture. Each section examines current issues in fashion within a broad social context.
The Dress section is devoted to fashion and l'esprit du temps, fashion shows as performance art, the place of vintage and retro in the world of fashion and a new approach to Soviet styles.
Turning to the Body section, readers will find food for thought on topics such as A Slim Body, Parts of the Body in Fashion History, Parts of the Body in Cultural History, and The Body: A Model to Be Assembled.
The Culture section will address issues such as the cultural geography of modern cities, fashion writing in fashion magazines and the birth of legends surrounding celebrities.
Every issue of Fashion Theory contains regular columns on The Life of Special Things, Online Fashion and Field Research, as well as reviews for shows and publications. Regular contributors include many well-known Russian and foreign experts such as Valerie Steele, Elisabeth Wilson, Christopher Breward, Caroline Evans, Raisa Kirsanova, Olga Vainshtein, Julia Demidenko, Oksana Gavrishina.
contents:
EDITORIAL
FASHION, CLOTHES AND TEXTILE AS AN EMOTIONAL PRACTICE
- Olga Vainshtein. Talismans, Phantasms, Losses: Notes on Objects and Emotions
- Clemens Thornquist. The Fashion Condition: Rethinking Fashion from Its Everyday Practices
- Tomás Errázuriz, Emilia Müller. “My Cherished Garment”: Rethinking Fashion, Attachment and Durability
- Paula Jane Byrne. Clothing, Emotion and Consumption in Colonial New South Wales
- Ellen Sampson. Material time: the garment as record
- Ksenia Gusarova. Birds on Hats: The Birth of Disgust
- Olga Lebedeva. The Sin of Looking and Shifted Affect: ‘Fashionable Envy’ in the Light of Psychoanalytic Theory
- Renate Stauss. Passing as Fashionable, Feminine and Sane: “Therapy of Fashion” and the Normalization of Psychiatric Patients in 1960-s US
- Anastasia Razmakhnina. The Emotions Brought to Us by Vintage
- Jo Turney. Releasing the Tension: Knitting and the Rise of Resilience
- Jenny Tillotson. Scentsory Design: A “Holistic” Approach to Fashion as a Vehicle to Deliver Emotional Well-being
- Amy Meissner. Repair as Accompaniment: Applying an Ethic of Care to the Craft of Repair
- Claire Baker. Continuing Textile Practice with the Babushkas of Chernobyl — refl ections on loss, emotional labour and working through the complexities of global catastrophes
- Fatima Hussain. Keeping It AliUnder Their Hands: Exploring the Role of the Imagined Landscape in the Practices of Making
- Magdalena Petersson McIntyre. Shame, Blame, and Passion: Affects of (Un)sustainable Wardrobes
- Alec Holt. Aesthetic Affects and the Wardrobe: A Comparative Outlook on Sustainable Clothing Use
- Olga Gurova, Annamarie Viansky. Scandals in the Fashion Industry: How Brands Arouse Emotion and How Consumers React