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Fashion Projects: 15 Years of Fashion in Dialogue anthologizes the New York–based journal Fashion Projects. The book is an index of a particular time within the fashion studies landscape and the attendant fields of fashion writing, fashion curation, and critical fashion practice during which the field witnessed a meteoric rise.
The long-running non-profit journal Fashion Projects was described by The Paris Review as “a journal devoted to critical discourse in fashion,” Fashion Projects was founded in New York in 2005 as a zine. It gradually morphed into a larger journal straddling the academic and general interest worlds, with international distribution and an ardent readership. It served as a platform to highlight the importance of fashion within current critical discourses through longform interviews with a range of curators, critics, artists and designers. This book collects together the best articles from the journal, most issues of which are now unavailable.
From exploring the rise of digital fashion media with Penny Martin (the founding editor-in-chief of SHOWstudio) to the continued importance of connoisseurship with Harold Koda (former Curator in Chief of the Met’s Costume Institute), the anthology records the increasing centrality of fashion to contemporary critical discourse.
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Fashion Projects: 15 Years of Fashion in Dialogue anthologizes the New York–based journal Fashion Projects. The book is an index of a particular time within the fashion studies landscape and the attendant fields of fashion writing, fashion curation, and critical fashion practice during which the field witnessed a meteoric rise.
The long-running non-profit journal Fashion Projects was described by The Paris Review as “a journal devoted to critical discourse in fashion,” Fashion Projects was founded in New York in 2005 as a zine. It gradually morphed into a larger journal straddling the academic and general interest worlds, with international distribution and an ardent readership. It served as a platform to highlight the importance of fashion within current critical discourses through longform interviews with a range of curators, critics, artists and designers. This book collects together the best articles from the journal, most issues of which are now unavailable.
From exploring the rise of digital fashion media with Penny Martin (the founding editor-in-chief of SHOWstudio) to the continued importance of connoisseurship with Harold Koda (former Curator in Chief of the Met’s Costume Institute), the anthology records the increasing centrality of fashion to contemporary critical discourse.
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Comprehensive monograph showcasing Swedish fashion designer Ann-Sofie Back s work between 1998 2018. The book features extensive imagery of Back s collections, runway shows, lookbooks, styling work, exhibitions and press coverage, as well as interviews, articles, and texts by Back herself. The book provides a complete overview of Back s career and impact on the global fashion industry. Ann-Sofie Back graduated from Central St Martin's, London, in 1998 and is known for her subversive and thought-provoking fashion, often inspired by clichés about femininity, shame, and failed glamor.
En omfattande monografi över den svenska modedesignern Ann-Sofie Backs arbete mellan 1998-2018. Boken innehåller ett genomgripande bildmaterial av Backs kollektioner, modevisningar, lookbooks, stylinguppdrag, utställningar, pressarkiv, samt intervjuer och artiklar, och även texter av Back själv. Boken ger en komplett genomgång av Backs karriär och hennes betydelse för den globala modeindustrin. Ann-Sofie Back tog examen från Central St Martin's i London år 1998. Hon är omtalad för sitt subversiva och tankeväckande mode, ofta inspirerat av klichéer om kvinnlighet, skam och misslyckad glamour.