Decentering Fashion on the Silk Roads

Decentering Fashion on the Silk Roads

Craft and Responsible Fashion Dynamics in Central Asia

Mallon, Stefanie; Mihaleva, Galina

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2024

210

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9781032831602

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Introduction I. Decentering fashion 1. The Impact on fashion of the World's centre of gravity shift. Trade, identity and religion in emerging territories 2. Responsible Fashion in Central Asia 3. Cultural Identity and Memory in Clothing Design in Kazakhstan 4. The contemporizing of Uzbek traditional textiles through collaboration and entrepreneurship II. Crafting decentred and responsible fashion 5. (Re)Felting the future: From ancient craftsmanship to contemporary fashion design 6. Social Enterprises support Textile Artisans and Designers in Afghanistan 7. Discourses of craftsmanship in fashion media. On (in)visibility and (dis)empowerment within the fashion system 8. An Embroidery diary 9. Building Inclusive Culture through Tradition, Craft and Emerging Technologies III. Collaborating and diversifying to decentre fashion 10. The power of diversity: The interaction between craftspeople and designers as a resource for a diverse fashion system 11. Courtyard as Classrooms: Empowering Learners through Design Research in Rural India 12. Fashion and disability. From diversity to equality? Analyzing practices in the fashion industry
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Silk road;Old silk road;Textile craft;Sustainable fashion;Cultural heritage;Craftmanship;Ethical fashion;Cultural fashion;Indigenous textiles;Place-based fashion;Fashion theory;Decolonising fashion