The Fashion Show Goes Live: Exclusive and Mediatized Performance
Autor Rebecca Hallidayen Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 sep 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781350226357
ISBN-10: 1350226351
Pagini: 256
Ilustrații: 14 colour and 26 bw illus
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Visual Arts
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1350226351
Pagini: 256
Ilustrații: 14 colour and 26 bw illus
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Visual Arts
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Examines how high fashion took over street style photography via photographs of fashion show audience members' arrivals and dissects how mediatization has influenced the complex social interactions in the streets outside fashion shows
Notă biografică
Rebecca Halliday is Assistant Teaching Professor and Professional Communication Adviser in the Department of English at the University of Victoria, Canada. Previously, she taught at Toronto Metropolitan University in its School of Professional Communication and School of Fashion.
Cuprins
List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsIntroductionThe Function of Fashion WeeksEconomies of Fashion, and Fashion as Cultural FieldEconomies of Mediatization and Performanceeconomies of affectFashion Shows in Tension with Fashion FilmsOrganizational Structure1. The Fashion Show and/as Theatre100% Lost Cotton, Opening Ceremony Spring/Summer 2015Historical Confluences Between Fashion and Theatre100 Years Later: 100% Lost Cotton at New York Fashion WeekConclusion2. The Fashion Show as Immersive SimulationFashion as Immersive SimulationChanel Supermarket Fashion Show, Fall/Winter 2014Kanye West - Yeezy Season 3, Fall/Winter 2016Conclusion3. Fashion Show Footage: From Newsreel to Live StreamInternet Spectatorship and 'Real Time'Fashion Shows on FilmFashion on TelevisionFashion-Themed Television in FilmFashion Shows in Television Series (or Fashion Television)Fashion Shows and/as Sporting EventsFashion in the Live StreamThe Handheld Live StreamThe Handheld Front Row Perspective as Moving ImageConclusion4. Social Media Fashion Shows: Interactive and ExclusiveFashion Shows as Pleasurable InteractionBurberry and Topshop-Digital CompetitorsBurberry - Digital Interaction in the Luxury MarketBurberry Prorsum, Autumn/Winter 2015 - #TweetCamTopshop - Ready-to-Wear Takes to the High StreetTopshop Unique, Autumn/Winter 2015 - #livetrendsConclusion5. Manufactured Affect in the Fashion Show Preshow(Re)Mediation as Increased Brand AccessTopshop Unique Autumn/Winter 2015 Live Stream PreshowAffective Labour/Mediation of Affect at the Topshop PreshowTextual Reactions to the Topshop PreshowConclusion6. 'This is the runway': the Camera as Scriptive Thing at New York Fashion WeekThe Camera as Scriptive Thing or Scriptive PropIndoor Audience-Performer RelationsOutdoor Observations at New York Fashion WeekCamera Interactions on the 'Street'Models 'Off Duty' at Fashion WeekStreet Style Photography as Embodied PracticeStreet Style Photography as Cultural PracticeThe Photograph as DanceThe Photograph as Action SequenceConclusion7. the Fashion Show as Mediatized ProliferationFashion Shows as Photographic 'Moments'Versace Spring/Summer 2018 and Spring/Summer 2020 as Late-Postmodern MediatizationThe Fashion Show as Spectacular EntertainmentGivenchy Spring/Summer 2016 Ready-to-Wear in New YorkTommy Hilfiger's 'See Now Buy Now' SpectacularsConclusionConclusion: Fashion's Pandemic-Era PauseReferences
Recenzii
In The Fashion Show Goes Live, Rebecca Halliday convincingly interrogates the nature of the fashion show in the age of social media. Drawing on the concept of mediatization, she traces the different forces at play in the making of shows, paying attention to the dynamics of bodies, artefacts and technologies. The book is a pleasure to read, and is a vibrant and engaging contribution to studies of the fashion media and fashion communication.
Halliday's brilliant analysis of the fashion show is a theoretically bracing, methods spanning, highly readable analysis that gorgeously fills a gap in fashion, media, and cultural studies' scholarship. A must-read, incisive guide to negotiating fashion's multifaceted rendering by today's media worlds.
This is a timely and significant contribution to the analysis of fashion shows. Halliday's comprehensive analysis, and beautifully written account, covers the many aspects and functions of the fashion show, providing scholars and students with a definitive account of the continued importance of such events within the field of fashion. An essential read that belongs on all fashion reading lists.
Rebecca Halliday's contribution offers a comprehensive and insightful view on the origin, evolution and role of fashion shows within the cultural industry of fashion. Key issues such as mediatization and the impact of Covid-19 are also discussed. This is definitely a must-have book for fashion scholars.
Halliday's brilliant analysis of the fashion show is a theoretically bracing, methods spanning, highly readable analysis that gorgeously fills a gap in fashion, media, and cultural studies' scholarship. A must-read, incisive guide to negotiating fashion's multifaceted rendering by today's media worlds.
This is a timely and significant contribution to the analysis of fashion shows. Halliday's comprehensive analysis, and beautifully written account, covers the many aspects and functions of the fashion show, providing scholars and students with a definitive account of the continued importance of such events within the field of fashion. An essential read that belongs on all fashion reading lists.
Rebecca Halliday's contribution offers a comprehensive and insightful view on the origin, evolution and role of fashion shows within the cultural industry of fashion. Key issues such as mediatization and the impact of Covid-19 are also discussed. This is definitely a must-have book for fashion scholars.