Fashion Theory: Volume 7, Issues 3 and 4 : The Journal of Dress, Body and Culture (Fashion Theory)
Editorial Reviews
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Contents:
Special Double Issue on Fashion and Orientalism
Dorinne Kondo, author of Crafting Selves and About Face, in interview with Nirmal Puwar
Nirmal Puwar, University College Northampton
Skin Deep – A History of Tattooing: An Exhibition Review
Anna Cole, Goldsmiths College, University of London
(En)countering Orientalism in High Fashion: A Review of Indian Fashion Week 2002
Sumati Nagrath, University College Northampton
What Happens when Asian Chic Becomes Chic in Asia?
Ann Marie Leshkowich, College of the Holy Cross, and Carla Jones, Emory University
White Paranoia: Orientalism in the Age of Empire
Ashwani Sharma and Sanjay Sharma, both University of East London
Exhibiting Spectacle and Memory
Nirmal Puwar, University College Northampton
Unraveled Yarns: Dress, Consumption, and Women’s Bodies in Ghanian Culture
Esie Dogbe, University of Louisville
Fashioning Women in Colonial India
Nandia Bhatia, University of Western Ontario
Fashioning the Colonial at the Paris Exhibitions, 1925 and 1931
Michelle Tolini Finamore, Bard Graduate Center for Decorative Arts, Design and Culture
The West Indian Front Room
Michael McMillan
Fashion Theory: Volume 7, Issues 3 and 4 : The Journal of Dress, Body and Culture (Fashion Theory),Nirmal Puwar,Nandi Bhatia,Berg Publishers,1859737315,Art,Art & Art Instruction,Customs & Traditions,Fashion,Art / Fashion,Cultural studies,Fashion design
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