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‘The Sofa Series’
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‘A mirror to the room’: Pyer Moss, specular strategy and Black Lives Matter
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‘Because it is beautiful’: new feminist perspectives on beauty
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‘Desert Chic’ on the British High Street: The Commodification of Indian Hand Embroidery
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‘Designed By’ vs. ‘Made By’: Two Approaches to Design and Social Entrepreneurship
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‘Don’t Call Me White’: Fashioning Sami Zayn’s Arabic and transnational identities
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‘Peculiar circumstances of the land’: Artists and Models in Nineteenth‐Century Brazilian Slave Society
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‘Shopping while Black’: Black consumers’ management of racial stigma and racial profiling in retail settings
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‘What can brown do for you?’ Indo chic and the fashionability of South Asian-inspired styles
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’Hoodjabis and Muslim Dandies: How Fashion Intersects with Race, Gender, Class, and Muslim Identity
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“Birds of Paradise: Feathers, fetishism and costume in classical Hollywood”
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“Caribbean Fashion Week: Remodeling Beauty in “Out of Many One” Jamaica”
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“El Nuevo [Mundo] no se parece á el Viejo”: Racial Categories and the Practice of Seeing
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“Out of Many, One People”: The Relativity of Dress, Race and Ethnicity to Jamaica, 1880–1907”
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“The Dress of His Nation”: Romney’s Portrait of Joseph Brant
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“Un trabajo en el que se va la vida”: Artesanía textil y trabajo en México
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“Africana” Textiles: Imitation, Adaptation, and Transformation during the Jazz Age
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“Barbarous Gallants”: Fashion, Morality, and the Marked Body in English Culture, 1590–1660
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“Because They Are Me”: Dress and the Making of Gender
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“Decolonising fashion” can reproduce inequality – a compelling reflection by Beatrace Angut Oola
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“Designed for eternity”: Kashmiri Shawls, Empire, and Cultures of Production and Consumption in Mid-Victorian Britain
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“Foundations and Beginnings”: W.E.B. Du Bois Posing as a Dandy
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“Haute (Ghetto) Mess”: Post-Racial Aesthetics and the Seduction of Blackness in High Fashion.”
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“I Am an Immigrant”: Fashion, Immigration and Borders in the Contemporary Trans-global Landscape
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