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Following On From The Ground-breaking Collection Fashion Cultures, This Second Anthology, Fashion Cultures Revisited, Contains 26 Newly Commissioned Chapters Exploring Fashion Culture From The Start Of The New Millennium To The Present Day. The Book Is Divided Into Six Parts, Each Discussing Different Aspects Of Fashion Culture:shopping, Spaces And Globalisationchanging Imagery, Changing Mediaaltered Landscapes, New Modes Of Productionicons And Their Legaciescontestation, Compliance, Feminismsmaking Masculinitiesfashion Cultures Revisited Explores Every Facet Of Contemporary Fashion Culture And The Associated Spheres Of Photography, Magazines And Television, And Shopping.consequently It Is An Ideal Companion To Those Interested In Fashion Studies, Cultural Studies, Art, Film, Fashion History, Sociology And Gender Studies-- Provided By Publisher.
This anthology investigates how fashion culture has evolved and diversified from the turn of the millennium to the present day. Editors Stella Bruzzi and Pamela Church Gibson curate twenty-six original chapters that examine the intersection of clothing, identity, and global media. By analyzing shifts in production, consumption, and representation, the contributors provide a comprehensive framework for understanding fashion as a dynamic social and cultural force.
What You Will Find
Scholars and students of cultural studies frequently identify this text as a comprehensive resource for contemporary fashion analysis. Experts highlight the breadth of the collection, noting its utility as a foundational reference for interdisciplinary research in sociology and media studies.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge,
ISBN-10:
0415680050
ISBN-13:
9780203130544
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