Critical Studies in Global Fashion

Wessie Ling; Mariella Lorusso; Simona Segre Reinach

doi:10.6092/issn.2611-0563/10066

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Wessie Ling Northumbria University
She is a Reader in Fashion Studies at Northumbria University. Co-editor of Fashion in Multiple Chinas: Chinese Styles in the Transglobal Landscape (2018), she has written widely on Chinese fashion with entries to Bloomsbury’s Encyclopedia of East Asian Design (2019). Her recent co-edited special journal issues include Modern Italy on “Italianerie”: Transculturality, Co-creation and Transforming Identities between Italy and Asia (2019) and the present one, Global Fashion (2019). In 2018, she was ASEAN Research Fellow at the Research Institute of Languages and Cultures of Asia at Mahidol University and Rita Bolland Fellow for Textile and Fashion Study in the Research Centre of Material Culture at the National Museum of World Cultures, the Netherlands (2018/9). As a practicing visual artist, her artwork can be viewed at www.wessieling.com
Mariella Lorusso Università di Bologna
PhD, she is researcher in Literatures and Cultures of the English Speaking Countries. Since 1999 has taught English at Fashion Studies, University of Bologna, Rimini campus. Has written various essays and translated texts about fashion, Native American literature and culture. Her book Contro il terrorismo dal 1492 was published in 2008 and 2010. Her recent translations include Vogue. Gianni Versace, Sinclair, 2015, Vogue. Alexander McQueen, Fox, 2016, Atlante, Bologna. Has compiled the first bilingual dictionary on fashion (English/Italian, Italian/English) Dizionario della moda, Zanichelli, 2017. Has participated in and organized various conferences including “Aboriginal Fashion in Canada: Identification and Contact Zones” (2009), “ZoneModa Conference S-M-L-XL Sizing” (2017).
Simona Segre Reinach Università di Bologna

Anthropologist and fashion theorist, is associate professor at Bologna University, Rimini Campus. Main interests: Sociology of Global Fashion, Fashion Theory, Communication, China Studies, Fashion Curation. She is Scientific Director of Fashion Projects in Master Design and Technology for Fashion Communication and Editor of ZoneModa Journal. Editorial Committees: Fashion Theory, Cultural Studies in Fashion and Beauty, International Journal of Fashion Studies, Dress Cultures (I.B. Tauris/Bloomsbury), Moda, Cultura, Società (Mondadori-Pearson), Fashion in process (Mandragora), Anthem Studies in Fashion, Dress and Visual Culture. Latest books: Exhibit! La moda esposta. Lo spazio della mostra e lo spazio della marca (Mondadori Pearson with L. Marchetti 2017), Fashion in Multiple Chinas. Chinese Styles in the Transglobal Landscape (I.B. Tauris/Bloomsbury with W. Ling 2018), Biki. Visioni francesi per una moda italiana (Rizzoli 2019).

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