...Aimi Fadzirul Kamarubahrin; Norzanalia Saadun; Azlizam Aziz Purpose This review aims to explore the current research landscape on bamboo-based apparel in sustainable fashion, focusing on market accessibility and distribution hurdles, and propose a research agenda to guide future studies. Design...

... the intended learning outcomes. Findings Integrating generative AI and cultural diversity in a fashion design course enhanced students’ creativity, critical thinking, cultural awareness and teamwork. AI tools simplified research and design tasks for those with fewer technical skills, allowing them...

... art across various demographics. Findings This study found significant variation in garment style preferences based on the integration of tribal paintings. Academics and fashion designers favored classic styles with tribal motifs, while business professionals and students preferred modern looks...

...Peter Davis Sumo; Xiaofen Ji; Liling Cai Purpose Studies on textile upcycling in Africa are rare, particularly in Liberia, where extensive upcycling designs are appreciated throughout the country. This study aims to contribute to the upcycling literature from the perspective of Liberia’s fashion...

...Eli Sumarliah; Sher Zaman Khan; Rafi Ullah Khan Purpose The study has three primary purposes, i.e. (1) to examine the determinants influencing customers’ online purchase intent for modest wear; (2) to measure the effects of electronic innovativeness, fashion innovativeness, perceived value...

... and other developed countries. Kate E. Annett-Hitchcock and can be contacted at: kecarrol@ncsu.edu 24 11 2020 24 12 2020 29 01 2021 10 02 2021 17 02 2021 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Fashion...

... review of scholarly publications was conducted that focuses on technology adoption in the apparel or fashion industry. A five-step literature review method was adapted from Mascarenhas et al. (2018) , as shown in Figure 1 . The database includes documents on the theories and determinants...

... “Technology Acceptance Model” (TAM) and “Theory of Reasoned Action” (TRA) in context to the hyper-personalization through digital clienteling with special reference to women ethnic fashion wear. Findings The study findings depict the perceived ease of use (PEOU) and perceived usefulness (PU) of technology...

...Yuki W.K. Lam; Rachel W.Y. Yee Over the years, it has been without doubt that appearance consciousness is the privilege of women. In the past two decades, gender has become equivocal due to the diffusion of sexual boundaries. This has induced changes in male consciousness on fashion. However...

...Kate Fletcher; Dilys Williams This paper sets out the experiences of and critical reflections on devising and delivering a Masters level fashion education course in sustainability at London College of Fashion, UK. The course, first established in 2008, has been created from a collaborative...

...Maarit Aakko; Ritva Koskennurmi-Sivonen In this study, we present a theoretical model, which draws together the elements of sustainability and fashion design. The data have been gathered from various sources, mainly academic literature, and a qualitative analysis has been carried out by following...

...Holly McQuillan; Timo Rissanen; Julian Roberts The Cutting Circle is an international research initiative by fashion designers/patternmakers and educators Timo Rissanen, Julian Roberts and Holly McQuillan. By exploring alternative methods of making clothes and patterns, we have employed 'risky...

...Y.T. Chui; Gail Taylor This paper discusses recent research into the role of interactive fashion in human communication. The focus is on sound and the possibilities of how fashion can interact with sound to contribute to a new way of initiating social interaction and expressing one's emotions...

...Jocelyn H-C Chen Commercial fashion designers are usually focused on developing designs using color, fabric and style lines, whereas artistic fashion designers whose primary goal is innovation are keen on developing designs by means of a peculiar manner of presentation or a new conception of fabric...

... initiated in 2008, called Bags Across the Globe (BAG), as a case study in 21^st century bricolage as well as a unique new pedagogical approach to textile and fashion design at the university level. BAG is a global collaborative project whose goals are to raise awareness...

... reuse rights only Design Fashion Marketing Textile Westernization Meisen Kimono RJTA Vol. 15 No. 1 2011 Kimono Mode and Marketing: Popular Textiles for Women in Early Twentieth Century Japan Yoshiko Iwamoto Wada1 and Masanao Arai2 1World Shibori Network, Japan and USA; Hong Kong...

...Federico Caniato; Maria Caridi; Cecilia Castelli; Luca Luca Supply chain management is a critical issue when dealing with the fashion industry. When managing retail, Demand Management is an area that requires investigation because retail is usually the only contact point between the company and its...

... rights only Historic Costume Fashion Textiles OAI MOAC XML digital archive website RJTA Vol. 10 No. 3 2006 Standards in The Visual and Linguistic Language of An Online Historic Costume Collection Kathi Martin Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design, Drexel University martink...

...Joe S. Au; Gail Taylor; Edward W. Newton The first author is currently registered as a doctoral research student at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. This paper is derived from the findings of a full-time doctoral research programme relating to the design theory of international fashion...