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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Fashion Journalism"”.
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An analysis of the correlation among fashion newspaper coverage and public relations in the United Kingdom
This study examines the relationship between fashion PR and fashion coverage in UK newspapers and suggests that such coverage is overwhelmingly generated by PR, to the extent that little if any independent fashion journalism actually exists. Despite the fact that existing research on news sources …
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A case study into critical practice for fashion publishing: Taking an editorial position with Address
… approaches towards critical perspectives on fashion by addressing the research question: how does criticality manifest in a publication that operates in the commercial field of fashion publishing? This is addressed through a practice-led approach (Candy, 2006, 3) whereby Address - journal for …
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Men’s Fashion in the Twenty-First Century: Contestation, Inclusive Masculinity, and the Body
Men’s Fashion in the Twenty-First Century: Contestation, Inclusive Masculinity, and the Body is a critical appraisal submitted as part of my PhD by published work. This thesis brings together five pieces of research published between 2015 and 2022 investigating how innovative men’s fashion has …
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“From Karl Marx to Karl Lagerfeld”: A longitudinal study of how Vogue China navigated and reflected local and global cultural flows between 2005 and 2015
Vogue China is a transnational fashion magazine, a regional edition of one of the world’s most prestigious titles, and a symbol of the globalisation of the contemporary fashion industry. When Vogue launched in China in September 2005 its slogan ‘Vogue, Ultimate Fashion in China’ denoted the …
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The affordances of masculinities: An investigation of the construction and communication of digital masculinities through UK-based life(style) Influencers
Drawing on qualitative research, I explore the digital self-representations of UK-based personal life(style) bloggers to investigate the construction and communication of masculinities and their interplay with imagined affordances. My study aims to address the gaps existing within scholarly …