Louise Wallenberg is Associate Professor in Fashion Studies at the Centre for Fashion Studies at Stockholm University, Sweden.Andrea Kollnitz is Associate Professor in Art History and Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Fashion Studies at Stockholm University, Sweden.

Bringing together an influential group of scholars, this book makes you seriously think about how what you choose to buy and wear impacts on people and our planet. Read and act.

• List of IllustrationsList of ContributorsForeword: ‘Hedonism – Notes during an Epidemic’ by Elizabeth WilsonAcknowledgementsIntroduction: by Louise Wallenberg and Andrea KollnitzPart I: Producing Aesthetics: Ethical Issues in Contemporary Fashion Production1. ‘Circular Fashion: Moral Effects and Ethical Implications’ by Herman Stål2. ‘Kindness to the Environment in Vogue Italia: A Neoliberal Aberration?’ by Morna Laing3. ‘Producing Garments, Manufacturing Fashion: On the Globalization of Industry and Disconnection with Craft’. Göran Sundberg4. ‘The Fashion of the Manifesto’ by Marco Pecorari5. ‘The Cost of Looking Good: Ethics and Aesthetics in the Fashion Industry’ by Louise Wallenberg and Torkild ThanemPart II: Fashion Aesthetics and Ethics: from Past to Present6. ‘Ragged and Unravelled’ by Marcia Pointon7. ‘Art Nouveau Women’s Fashion and the Theme of Nature’ by Lucy Fischer8. ‘The Black Panther Party Uniform: Power, Resistance, and Community’ by Anna Hanchett9. ‘Fashion is Human: Perspectives on the Aesthetics and Ethics of Contemporary Swedish Fashion Photography’ by Andrea KollnitzPart III: Aesthetics and Ethics: Philosophical Investigations of Fashion10. ‘Fashion, Prosthetics, Machines: Being Humans and the Body’ by Patrizia Calefato11. ‘The Missing Juncture: Architecture and Fashion from Schinkel to Le Corbusier’ by Sven-Olov Wallenstein12. ‘Fashion Aesthetics, Ethics and Choice’ by Malcolm BarnardBibliographyIndex

Louise Wallenberg is Associate Professor in Fashion Studies at the Centre for Fashion Studies at Stockholm University, Sweden.Andrea Kollnitz is Associate Professor in Art History and Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Fashion Studies at Stockholm University, Sweden.

Bringing together an influential group of scholars, this book makes you seriously think about how what you choose to buy and wear impacts on people and our planet. Read and act.

• List of IllustrationsList of ContributorsForeword: ‘Hedonism – Notes during an Epidemic’ by Elizabeth WilsonAcknowledgementsIntroduction: by Louise Wallenberg and Andrea KollnitzPart I: Producing Aesthetics: Ethical Issues in Contemporary Fashion Production1. ‘Circular Fashion: Moral Effects and Ethical Implications’ by Herman Stål2. ‘Kindness to the Environment in Vogue Italia: A Neoliberal Aberration?’ by Morna Laing3. ‘Producing Garments, Manufacturing Fashion: On the Globalization of Industry and Disconnection with Craft’. Göran Sundberg4. ‘The Fashion of the Manifesto’ by Marco Pecorari5. ‘The Cost of Looking Good: Ethics and Aesthetics in the Fashion Industry’ by Louise Wallenberg and Torkild ThanemPart II: Fashion Aesthetics and Ethics: from Past to Present6. ‘Ragged and Unravelled’ by Marcia Pointon7. ‘Art Nouveau Women’s Fashion and the Theme of Nature’ by Lucy Fischer8. ‘The Black Panther Party Uniform: Power, Resistance, and Community’ by Anna Hanchett9. ‘Fashion is Human: Perspectives on the Aesthetics and Ethics of Contemporary Swedish Fashion Photography’ by Andrea KollnitzPart III: Aesthetics and Ethics: Philosophical Investigations of Fashion10. ‘Fashion, Prosthetics, Machines: Being Humans and the Body’ by Patrizia Calefato11. ‘The Missing Juncture: Architecture and Fashion from Schinkel to Le Corbusier’ by Sven-Olov Wallenstein12. ‘Fashion Aesthetics, Ethics and Choice’ by Malcolm BarnardBibliographyIndex

Louise Wallenberg is Associate Professor in Fashion Studies at the Centre for Fashion Studies at Stockholm University, Sweden.Andrea Kollnitz is Associate Professor in Art History and Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Fashion Studies at Stockholm University, Sweden.

Bringing together an influential group of scholars, this book makes you seriously think about how what you choose to buy and wear impacts on people and our planet. Read and act.

• List of IllustrationsList of ContributorsForeword: ‘Hedonism – Notes during an Epidemic’ by Elizabeth WilsonAcknowledgementsIntroduction: by Louise Wallenberg and Andrea KollnitzPart I: Producing Aesthetics: Ethical Issues in Contemporary Fashion Production1. ‘Circular Fashion: Moral Effects and Ethical Implications’ by Herman Stål2. ‘Kindness to the Environment in Vogue Italia: A Neoliberal Aberration?’ by Morna Laing3. ‘Producing Garments, Manufacturing Fashion: On the Globalization of Industry and Disconnection with Craft’. Göran Sundberg4. ‘The Fashion of the Manifesto’ by Marco Pecorari5. ‘The Cost of Looking Good: Ethics and Aesthetics in the Fashion Industry’ by Louise Wallenberg and Torkild ThanemPart II: Fashion Aesthetics and Ethics: from Past to Present6. ‘Ragged and Unravelled’ by Marcia Pointon7. ‘Art Nouveau Women’s Fashion and the Theme of Nature’ by Lucy Fischer8. ‘The Black Panther Party Uniform: Power, Resistance, and Community’ by Anna Hanchett9. ‘Fashion is Human: Perspectives on the Aesthetics and Ethics of Contemporary Swedish Fashion Photography’ by Andrea KollnitzPart III: Aesthetics and Ethics: Philosophical Investigations of Fashion10. ‘Fashion, Prosthetics, Machines: Being Humans and the Body’ by Patrizia Calefato11. ‘The Missing Juncture: Architecture and Fashion from Schinkel to Le Corbusier’ by Sven-Olov Wallenstein12. ‘Fashion Aesthetics, Ethics and Choice’ by Malcolm BarnardBibliographyIndex