Section I Fashion/Dress and Time Introduction
1 Fashion and Dress History Theoretical and Methodological Approaches
2 Dress, Time, and Space Expanding the Field through Exhibition Making
3 New Fashion Times Fashion and Digital Media
4 Fashion, the Body, and Age Section II Fashion, Identity, and Difference Introduction
5 Fashion and Class Evaluations
6 Gender and Eighteenth-Century Fashion
7 Lesbian Style SECTION III Spaces of Fashion Introduction.
8 Border Crossings Fashion in Film/Fashion and Film
9 The Hidden Spaces of Fashion Production
10 Fashion More Than Cloth and Form
11 Markets as Fashion Spaces
SECTION IV Fashion and Materiality Introduction
12 Investigative Methodologies Understanding the Fabric of Fashion
13 Looking at Fashion The Material Object as Subject
14 Anthropology and Materiality
15 Immateriality SECTION V Fashion, Agency, and Policy Introduction
16 Fashion, Tourism, and Global Culture
17 Artisan Enterprise, Cultural Property, and the Global Market
18 Mapping Latin American Fashion.
19 Secondhand Clothing and Africa Global Fashion Influences, Local Dress Agency, and Policy Issues
SECTION VI Science, Technology, and New Fashion Introduction
20 Technology and Future Fashion Body Technology for the Twenty-First Century
21 XS Labs Electronic Textiles and Reactive Garments as Sociocultural Interventions
22 Advanced Textiles for Fashion in Science, Literature, and Film
23 Fashion and Science Intersections Collaborations across Disciplines
SECTION VII Sustainable Fashion in a Globalized World Introduction.
24 Corporate Responsibility in the Global Apparel Industry toward an Integrated Human Rights-Based Approach
25 Fast Fashion and Sustainability
26 Design for Sustainability in Fashion and Textiles
27 Fashion and the Design of Prosperity A Discussion of Alternative Business Models