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Fashion, Style & Popular Culture 9.3 is out now!

Intellect is pleased to announce that Fashion, Style & Popular Culture 9.3 is out now!

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Aims & Scope

Fashion, Style & Popular Culture is a peer-reviewed journal specifically dedicated to the area of fashion scholarship and its interfacings with popular culture. It was established to provide an interdisciplinary environment for fashion academics and practitioners to publish innovative scholarship in all aspects of fashion and popular culture relating to design, textiles, production, promotion, consumption and appearance-related products and services. Scholarly works related to history, manufacturing, aesthetics, sourcing, marketing, branding, merchandising, retailing, technology, psychological/sociological aspects of dress, style, pedagogy, teaching, body image, and cultural identities, as well as purchasing, shopping, and the ways and means consumers construct identity as associated to Fashion, Style & Popular Culture are welcomed.

The journal offers a broad range of written and visual scholarship and includes works done through various methods of research. We welcome conceptual, theoretical and translational applied research in the areas of Fashion, Style and Popular Culture. This journal hopes to stimulate new discussions in the fashion disciplines and to push the envelope of scholarship by welcoming new and established scholars to submit their works.

Issue 9.3

Editorial

My fabulous gay lifestyle: Love is love

JOSEPH H. HANCOCK, II

Articles

Designing of children’s stage costume using bionic objects

OLGA YEZHOVA, OKSANA ABRAMOVA, KALINA PASHKEVICH AND OLENA VASYLIEVA

‘A quintessentially English designer’ from Durban: Victor Stiebel’s South African Childhood (1968)

LINDY STIEBEL

‘This season of cellophane everywhere’: The scintillating cellophane fashions of 1934

CLARE SAURO

A lifetime in the workplace: Continuity and change in image management of working women in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota