Film, Fashion and Consumption journal

Call for papers: special issue of Film, Fashion and Consumption Intellect. Masculinities on Screen. Deadline for abstracts: 1st December 2021.

Out now online: 'Superheroes' special issue of Film, Fashion and Consumption journal (issue 10.1)
Intellect
https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/intellect/ffc/2021/00000010/00000001
Guest edited by Clare Wilkinson

Call for papers: Film, Fashion & Consumption 👓

Special Issue: ‘Superheroes' 🦸‍♀️

If you would like to contribute a paper, please contact write directly to Clare M. Wilkinson, who will be editing this Special Issue at: [email protected].

We're going LIVE with Pamela Church-Gibson TOMORROW @ 18:30 BST ✨

Pamela will be chatting about all things & Studies alongside discussing her roles as Vice Chair of the European Popular Culture Association and Principal Editor of the journal Film, Fashion & Consumption. 🎬💄

Fashion Studies Newsletter | July 2020 💄

Join the lovely team Intellect.

Wanted: exhibition and film reviews & short cuts articles.
Next issue deadline 27 July.
We will also accept submissions on a rolling basis for future issues.

Short Cuts
Fashion, Film & Consumption’s ‘short cuts' section are shorter and more immediate pieces of between 1000 and 2000 words. ‘Short Cuts' encourages short analyses, debate-driven polemics, responses to a theme, and other forms of scholarship and writing that are concise, succinct, and rigorous yet, not constrained by the conventions of the journal article.

Intellect Books | Film, Fashion & Consumption Film, Fashion & Consumption

Intellect is proud to announce that Crossing Gender Boundaries: Fashion to Create, Disrupt and Transcend by Andrew Reilly and Ben Barry is now available Open Access thanks to funding from Knowledge Unlatched 📘📔

This volume presents a collection of the most recent knowledge on the relationship between gender and fashion in historical and contemporary contexts. Through fourteen essays divided into three segments – how dress creates, disrupts and transcends gender – the chapters investigate gender issues through the lens of fashion. 👔👖👕

You can view the PDF here 👉https://openresearchlibrary.org/viewer/54fa0011-60f9-46b4-b21f-14e03aae2a21/1/single

Registration for Critical Costume 2020 is open.
Critical Costume 2020 will be online and will take the shape of:
- An online Video Library of paper presentations and flash talks launched August 8th
- 40 Working Groups – online discussions August 21st – 23rd
- 3 online Panel Discussions in autumn 2020 (dates to be announced)
- Critical Costume 2020 Exhibition will be online from August 21st

- The Costume Agency Workshops are postponed until August 2021
The conference is open to the public and there is no conference fee.

Critical Costume 2020 is organised by: Christina Lindgren, Sodja Lotker, Yuka Oyama, Sofia Pantouvaki, Camilla Svingen, Bastian Danielsen.

Jacky Collins and Sarah Gilligan will be taking part in Working Group #7 Pop and Politics (together with Drake Stutesman) on Friday 21st Aug 1900-2030 (GMT +2hrs).

Critical Costume 2020 Conference | Costume Agency Welcome to the Costume Agency / Critical Costume 2020 Conference!  “The veil is music because it is the artifice through which a body extends itself to engender forms into which it disappears.” Jacques Rancière In his essay the Dance of Light (2011) about Loie Fuller’s innovative dance pra...

Intellect is looking forward to going live with Dr Elwood Watson TONIGHT BST⌚️

We will be discussing the movement, the current global and Elwood's research on in contemporary America 🇺🇸🌎

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Out now issue 9.1 of Film, Fashion & Consumption. It’s always great to see the print copy of the issue. Huge thanks to all our contributors for their hard work and such an interesting range of articles.
The fashion journals at Intellect accept submissions on a rolling basis, so get in touch with the editors with abstracts and papers. Be brave and submit your work. We are committed to a supportive and judicious peer review process.
We want a diverse range of voices to be heard in the field.

Fashion Studies Newsletter | May 2020 👗