Foredragsholdere

Dressing Rooms-logo: konferanse Oslo 14-16 May 2007

Materialitet

Marie Riegels Melchior: `Doing` Danish Fashion – exploring a praxiographical approach to the study of fashion.

Anke Jakob: Blurring the edges between the real and the virtual – the synthesis of material and light.

PK Langshaw: Through the eye of the needle: clothing is reversible.

Sarah Hanghøj: The constitutive sofa cushion –materialization analyzed from a cultural perspective.

Siri Homlong: Language of Textile .

Ingun Grimstad Klepp: Clothes, the body and well-being: What does it mean to feel well dressed?

Teknologi og distribusjon

Eva Strøm: Technology and textile – innovation practices.

Vibeke Riisberg: Digital Tools and Textile Printing .

Bodil Svaboe / Kirsten Klæbo: From material based teaching to an idea based Design method. A research in uses of ICT in Textile Design .

Bo Persson: An Attempt to Improve Construction of Guns that Changed the World of Women's Fashion.

Pernille Jensen Stoltze: Material matters.

Pia Bjørnstad: Technological Developments within the weaving industry seen from a Design Perspective.

Klær, mote- and tekstil journalistikk 

Jo Turney: As Seen on CCTV: Anti Social Knitwear and the Horror of the ”Hoodie.

Agnes Rocamora: The Woman in the Crowd: La Passante, Fashion, and Urban Space.

Paola DiTrocchio: Fashion Magazines: Fashion’s Friend or Foe?

Julie King: Colour Forecasting; More or less Choice for the Consumer?

Nancy Nelson Hodges: Women’s Wear in a Woman’s Own Words: Jane Cunningham Croly and the Late 19th Century Fashion Magazine.

Ingrid Giertz-Mårtensen: Looking into the future - Secrets of the Fashion Forecasting world.

Tone Rasch: Showing up feminine modernity.

Helen Kenny: Challenging and subverting the existing practices of fashion journalism: by radically re- examining the concept of fashion.

Lise Skov: Encyclopedic knowledge of fashion and dress.

Visualiseringer av klær, mote og tekstil

Nicolas Cambridge: Post-Modern Boy, Post-Modern Girl: the Orientalisation of Japanese fashion in the West.

Sophia Errey: Codes, Signatures, Labels .

Juliet Ash: Dress Behind Bars.

Frances Ross: Suits me; a critical reflection of 25 years representation of men’s business dress in fashion journals.

Alison Bancroft: Fashion, Lens, Mirror, Self.

Therése Andersson: Fashion as Attraction: The Mediation of Style in Film Magazines, Luxury Movies and Fashion Newsreels in the 1920s.

Marianne Vedeler: Medieval clothing and contemporary depictions in art.

Holly Lentz / Nancy Nelson Hodges / Killian Manning: From Flip-flops to Ferragamos: Representing Women’s Identities in Transition.

Bonnie English: Fashion as Art: A cultural dialogue. (part 1)

Craig Douglas: : Fashion as Art: A cultural dialogue. (part 2)

Arti Sandhu: Haute-Style. The Nationalisation and Representation of Global Fashion in Indian Magazines.

Olga Vainshtein: Visual games and the strategies of representation in dandyism .

Yuniya Kawamura: Understanding Japanese Youth Subcultures through Fashion: 1995-2006.

Anne Peirson-Smith: The Goth, Lolita and the Dressing-Up Box: an examination of the Cosplay phenomenon in South-East Asia.

Shaun Borstrock: Visualising Luxury.

Peter McNeill: Libertine Acts: Fashion and Furniture: ”that’s all they did in the eighteenth century.

Jennifer Craik: Visualising the national through clothes: Dressing Australia and constructing identity.

Bjørn Sverre Hol Haugen: Is there such a Thing as being beyond or above fashion? The fashion Perspective of the Norwegian Bunad.

Magdalena Peterson / Magnus Mørch: Containment and Transgression in the Visual Marketing of a Workwear Kilt.

Miljø og etikk

Timo Rissanen: Durable fashion by design: Wasted fabric, repair and alteration.

Marketta Luutonen: Beautiful and not frivolous.

Catherine Lane West-Newman: Fashioning the Exotic: Marketing Ethnic Indian Style in Rajasthan and Gujarat.

Heather Iwanow: Greenwashing in the fashion sector: The consumer’s perception of ethical issues in the global supply chain.

Mari Næss: Teaching Ecodesign , material science and environment at Faculty of Art, Design and Drama, Oslo University College.

Phoebe R. Apeagyei: The influence of Body Image and Body Shape on Clothing Selection.

Rebecca Earley: The New Designers: Working Towards Our Eco Fashion Future.

Kate Goldsworthy: The role of new technology & polymer engineering in the forward recycling of synthetic textiles.

Kristin Aase: Creativity and new political policy necessary to expand the recycling of textiles.

Kari-Anne Pedersen: Alteration in the clothes in one woman’s wardrobe 1925 – 1940.

Mari Rysst: The dialectic between the erotic and the chaste: ethical dilemmas in the creation of children’s clothes.

Lill Vramo: Localising global trade of textile products through the social life of things.

Karoline Kjeldtoft: 86 / 77 / 96.

Mathilda Tham: Sustainable fashion forecasting – exploring alternative paradigms for fashion design.

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