M. Angela Jansen is an independent fashion anthropologist based in Brussels, Belgium. Her publications include Moroccan Fashion: Design, Tradition and Modernity (Bloomsbury, 2014).

Moroccan Fashion is a valuable addition to the growing field of non-Western fashion studies ... The book is to be lauded for its scope and attention to detail, as is Jansen’s conviction that fashion is a global phenomenon and not one manifested only in European/Western haute couture and high street fashions.

• 1 Introduction 2 Moroccan Fashion as Tradition 3 Three Generations of Moroccan Fashion Designers 4 Moroccan Lifestyle Media 5 The Impact of Foreign Fashion Brands 6 The Consumption of Moroccan Fashion 7 Conclusion Transcription of Arabic Notes Bibliography Index

M. Angela Jansen is an independent fashion anthropologist based in Brussels, Belgium. Her publications include Moroccan Fashion: Design, Tradition and Modernity (Bloomsbury, 2014).

Moroccan Fashion is a valuable addition to the growing field of non-Western fashion studies ... The book is to be lauded for its scope and attention to detail, as is Jansen’s conviction that fashion is a global phenomenon and not one manifested only in European/Western haute couture and high street fashions.

• 1 Introduction 2 Moroccan Fashion as Tradition 3 Three Generations of Moroccan Fashion Designers 4 Moroccan Lifestyle Media 5 The Impact of Foreign Fashion Brands 6 The Consumption of Moroccan Fashion 7 Conclusion Transcription of Arabic Notes Bibliography Index

M. Angela Jansen is an independent fashion anthropologist based in Brussels, Belgium. Her publications include Moroccan Fashion: Design, Tradition and Modernity (Bloomsbury, 2014).

Moroccan Fashion is a valuable addition to the growing field of non-Western fashion studies ... The book is to be lauded for its scope and attention to detail, as is Jansen’s conviction that fashion is a global phenomenon and not one manifested only in European/Western haute couture and high street fashions.

• 1 Introduction 2 Moroccan Fashion as Tradition 3 Three Generations of Moroccan Fashion Designers 4 Moroccan Lifestyle Media 5 The Impact of Foreign Fashion Brands 6 The Consumption of Moroccan Fashion 7 Conclusion Transcription of Arabic Notes Bibliography Index