Ben Barry, PhD, is dean and associate professor of equity and inclusion in the School of Fashion at Parsons School of Design, New York.Andrew (Andy) Reilly, PhD, is professor and curator in the Fashion Design and Merchandising program at the University of Hawai‘i, Mānoa.José Blanco F., PhD, is associate professor in the History of Art Department at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York.

‘This edited volume is a much-needed and forceful contribution to critical fashion studies in general and men’s fashion studies, in particular. It is a remarkable compendium that puts to rest any lingering thoughts that fashion equals femininity, and moves in an intersectional way toward global social justice in the field.’

• Introduction: Expanding Men’s Fashion Studies: Intersectionality, Decoloniality and Global MasculinitiesBen Barry, Andrew Reilly and José Blanco F.Section 1: Theoretical Perspectives1. Negotiating Masculine Gender with Dress: Moving Beyond the BinaryAndrew Reilly and Jenifer K. McGuire2. Little Boy Blue Jo Barraclough Paoletti3. Globalized Masculinities in Latin American National CostumesJosé Blanco F. and Raúl J Vázquez-López4. Redressing Rituals: Writing South African Men’s Fashion as Site of Decolonial PraxisLesiba Mabitsela and Erica de Greef5. Blurring the Binary: Masculinity in Drag Performers’ CostumesOlivia Baker and Julie Hillery6. From Schnorrer to Parvenu: Jews, Tailoring and the Performance of RespectabilityJonathan C. Kaplan-WajselbaumSection 2: People and Bodies7. Genderless SizingLynn Boorady8. Circumference to Size: Tailoring the Fat Man, 1820–1920Lauren Downing Peters and Chloe Chapin9. Dress for the Body You Have: Revealing the Infallible Realness of Men’s Bodies through Queer Eye  Ashley Morgan10. ‘You Just Go With It—You Slowly Move With It’: Social Performance of Older Male Bodies through Fashion and ClothingAnia Sadkowska11. The Subversive Style of André Leon TalleyJason CyrusSection 3: Places12. Fashion and the Devil’s Railroad: Masculinities, Migration and Modernities in the Brazilian AmazonElizabeth Kutesko13. Border Crossing: Contemporary Russian Fashion Photography and the Queering of Men’s StyleGraham H. Roberts14. A Fashion Investigation of the Silent Chinese HipstersLeren Li15. Haute Headhunter: The Development of a New Traditional Dress for Indigenous Men in North BorneoDaniel James Cole16. “Styling Gay Men in the West”Shaun ColeSection 4: Objects and Products17. Masculinities and Men’s Accessories in Turkey: Differentiations and Intersections of Religion and Political Ideologies Nazli Alimen18. Fresh Out the Box: Sneakers and Shifting MasculinitiesElizabeth Semmelhack19. Conspicuous Waist: Making and Modifying the Eighteenth-Century Men’s WaistcoatPeter McNeil20. Bottom Up: The Jockstrap as Contradictory Signifier of Male Potency and VulnerabilityÄnne Söll and Christian Wandhoff21. Trousers, Pants, and HoseJay McCauley Bowstead22. The Scottish KiltDavid Loranger23. The Shirt that Says ‘Aloha’Marcia A. MorgadoSection 5: Promotions and Business24. Queer Crip Masculinities: Embodied Dressing/Making and Reimagining of Disabled MasculinitiesBen Barry and Philippa Nesbitt25. African Menswear Design: Fashion-scapes and Dress InnovationsVictoria L. Rovine26. Encoding Cultural Meaning: Gendered Performativity in Fragrance SpaceMiranda Gordon27. Suit Up: Branding White-collar MasculinityMyles Ethan Lascity28. Body Doubles: Men’s Tailoring and the Origins of the Fashion MannequinAlison Mathews DavidSection 6: Section Art, Media, & Popular Culture29. Dress, Style, and Masculinities in American CinemaAdam Geczy and Vicki Karaminas30. Emerging Binaries and Queering BodiesHannah Liebreich and Sadie Lynch31. Hybrid Dandyism and the Construction of Masculinity in Modern Korea: Ko Hui-dong (1885–1965) and Lee Quede (1913–1965)Kyunghee Pyun32. Men’s Street Style at Fashion Week as Photographic and Representational PracticeRebecca Halliday33. Online Menswear CommunitiesNathaniel Weiner34. Men’s Dress in Popular Romance NovelsJonathan Allan Notes on Contributors

Ben Barry, PhD, is dean and associate professor of equity and inclusion in the School of Fashion at Parsons School of Design, New York.Andrew (Andy) Reilly, PhD, is professor and curator in the Fashion Design and Merchandising program at the University of Hawai‘i, Mānoa.José Blanco F., PhD, is associate professor in the History of Art Department at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York.

‘This edited volume is a much-needed and forceful contribution to critical fashion studies in general and men’s fashion studies, in particular. It is a remarkable compendium that puts to rest any lingering thoughts that fashion equals femininity, and moves in an intersectional way toward global social justice in the field.’

• Introduction: Expanding Men’s Fashion Studies: Intersectionality, Decoloniality and Global MasculinitiesBen Barry, Andrew Reilly and José Blanco F.Section 1: Theoretical Perspectives1. Negotiating Masculine Gender with Dress: Moving Beyond the BinaryAndrew Reilly and Jenifer K. McGuire2. Little Boy Blue Jo Barraclough Paoletti3. Globalized Masculinities in Latin American National CostumesJosé Blanco F. and Raúl J Vázquez-López4. Redressing Rituals: Writing South African Men’s Fashion as Site of Decolonial PraxisLesiba Mabitsela and Erica de Greef5. Blurring the Binary: Masculinity in Drag Performers’ CostumesOlivia Baker and Julie Hillery6. From Schnorrer to Parvenu: Jews, Tailoring and the Performance of RespectabilityJonathan C. Kaplan-WajselbaumSection 2: People and Bodies7. Genderless SizingLynn Boorady8. Circumference to Size: Tailoring the Fat Man, 1820–1920Lauren Downing Peters and Chloe Chapin9. Dress for the Body You Have: Revealing the Infallible Realness of Men’s Bodies through Queer Eye  Ashley Morgan10. ‘You Just Go With It—You Slowly Move With It’: Social Performance of Older Male Bodies through Fashion and ClothingAnia Sadkowska11. The Subversive Style of André Leon TalleyJason CyrusSection 3: Places12. Fashion and the Devil’s Railroad: Masculinities, Migration and Modernities in the Brazilian AmazonElizabeth Kutesko13. Border Crossing: Contemporary Russian Fashion Photography and the Queering of Men’s StyleGraham H. Roberts14. A Fashion Investigation of the Silent Chinese HipstersLeren Li15. Haute Headhunter: The Development of a New Traditional Dress for Indigenous Men in North BorneoDaniel James Cole16. “Styling Gay Men in the West”Shaun ColeSection 4: Objects and Products17. Masculinities and Men’s Accessories in Turkey: Differentiations and Intersections of Religion and Political Ideologies Nazli Alimen18. Fresh Out the Box: Sneakers and Shifting MasculinitiesElizabeth Semmelhack19. Conspicuous Waist: Making and Modifying the Eighteenth-Century Men’s WaistcoatPeter McNeil20. Bottom Up: The Jockstrap as Contradictory Signifier of Male Potency and VulnerabilityÄnne Söll and Christian Wandhoff21. Trousers, Pants, and HoseJay McCauley Bowstead22. The Scottish KiltDavid Loranger23. The Shirt that Says ‘Aloha’Marcia A. MorgadoSection 5: Promotions and Business24. Queer Crip Masculinities: Embodied Dressing/Making and Reimagining of Disabled MasculinitiesBen Barry and Philippa Nesbitt25. African Menswear Design: Fashion-scapes and Dress InnovationsVictoria L. Rovine26. Encoding Cultural Meaning: Gendered Performativity in Fragrance SpaceMiranda Gordon27. Suit Up: Branding White-collar MasculinityMyles Ethan Lascity28. Body Doubles: Men’s Tailoring and the Origins of the Fashion MannequinAlison Mathews DavidSection 6: Section Art, Media, & Popular Culture29. Dress, Style, and Masculinities in American CinemaAdam Geczy and Vicki Karaminas30. Emerging Binaries and Queering BodiesHannah Liebreich and Sadie Lynch31. Hybrid Dandyism and the Construction of Masculinity in Modern Korea: Ko Hui-dong (1885–1965) and Lee Quede (1913–1965)Kyunghee Pyun32. Men’s Street Style at Fashion Week as Photographic and Representational PracticeRebecca Halliday33. Online Menswear CommunitiesNathaniel Weiner34. Men’s Dress in Popular Romance NovelsJonathan Allan Notes on Contributors