Fashion Talks is a vibrant look at the politics of everyday style. Shira Tarrant and Marjorie Jolles bring together essays that cover topics such as lifestyle Lolitas, Hollywood baby bumps, haute couture hijab, gender fluidity, steampunk, and stripper shoes, and engage readers with accessible and thoughtful analyses of real-world issues. This collection explores whether style can shift the limiting boundaries of race, class, gender, and sexuality, while avoiding the traps with which it attempts to rein us in.
Fashion Talks will appeal to cultural critics, industry insiders, mainstream readers, and academic experts who are curious about the role fashion plays in the struggles over identity, power, and the status quo.
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List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Feminism Confronts Fashion by Majorie Jolles and Shira Tarrant
Part I. Dressing the Body: The Politics of Gender and Sexuality
1. Fashioning a Feminist Style, Or, How I Learned to Dress from Reading Feminist Theory by Astrid Henry
2. Dressing Left: Conforming, Transforming, and Shifting Masculine Style by Shira Tarrant
3. The Baby Bump is the New Birkin by Renèe Ann Cramer
4. Fashion as Adaptation: The Case of
American Idol by Leslie Heywood and Justin R. Garcia
5. My Mannequin, Myself: Embodiment in Fashion’s Mirror by Denise Witzig
6. Life’s Too Short to Wear Comfortable Shoes: Femme-ininity and Sex Work by Jayne Swift
7. Japanese Lolita: Challenging Sexualized Style and the Little-Girl Look by Kathryn A. Hardy Bernal
II. Fashion Choices: The Ethics of Consumption, Production, and Style
8. Glam
Abaya: Contemporary Emirati Couture by Jan C. Kreidler
9. Ado(red), Abhor(red), Disappea(red): Fashioning Race, Poverty, and Morality under Product (Red)™ by Evangeline M. Heiliger
10. The Lady Is a Vamp: Cruella de Vil and the Cultural Politics of Fur by Catherine Spooner
11. Something Borrowed, Something Blue: What’s an Indie Bride to Do by Elline Lipkin
12. Steampunk: Stylish Subversion and Colonial Chic by Diana M. Pho and Jaymee Goh
13. DIY Fashion and Going
Bust: Wearing Feminist Politics in the Twenty-First Century by Jo Reger
14. Stylish Contradiction: Mix-and-Match as the Fashion of Feminist Ambivalence by Marjorie Jolles
About the Authors
Index
关于作者
Shira Tarrant is Associate Professor in the Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies Department at California State University, Long Beach. She is the author of
Men and Feminism and
When Sex Became Gender and the editor of
Men Speak Out: Views on Gender, Sex, and Power.
Marjorie Jolles is Assistant Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies at Roosevelt University.
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