CFS is an inter-disciplinary research group based at @artsunimelb Wurundjeri Country. Co-founders: @LustyNatalya @RimiKhan__ & @h_rrichards 🪡
Wurundjeri Country / Melbourne
Joined November 2019
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The Critical Fashion Studies podcast is back with season 2! This season is supported by @Creative_Vic and is all about celebrating Melbourne’s fashion community 💙
Listen to the promo here!
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📢 Issue 10.1 is now out! Featuring articles on Australian fashion sustainability research, Russian fashion magazines, fashion image captions and trend forecasting, an essay on dressing the disabled self, and loads of new reviews...! intellectdiscover.com/conten…
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Att: emerging photographers! @TextileExchange + @MagnumPhotos have launched a photography competition for all emerging photographers to submit a story under the theme Materials Matter: Textile Transformations. Entries due by Fri 28 July, more info here: site.picter.com/materials-ma…
Very exciting to have our little podcast featured in this list alongside such illustrious bedfellows as @Dressed_Podcast @everyoutfitpod and @wardrobecrisis1 ✨📻
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Episode two of the second season of the @FashionCritical podcast is now live! Featuring a conversation between @h_rrichards and NGALI founder Denni Francisco about taking First Nations fashion global 🖤💛❤️
Listen here 📻
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Ep one of @FashionCritical - @emsydo and @dangerlam_kim discuss the history of Vietnamese outworkers in Australia. @h_rrichards and @annisa_beta ask how outworkers have been exploited, and how diversity is shaping the #fashionindustry. 🪡
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So excited that @h_rrichards has been awarded a @Creative_Vic Creative Projects Fund grant to support the production of an extended second season of @FashionCritical podcast in 2023! 🥳🥳
Creative Projects Fund | Creative Victoria creative.vic.gov.au/grants-a…
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"We must co-create to decolonise fashion" – my latest piece just got published by The Future Laboratory, featuring my work on 'Decolonising Fashion and Textiles' alongside my amazing colleagues @ProfHelenStorey & @StudioOrta lsnglobal.com/fashion/articl… @sustfash @UAL @LCF_Library
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Here's my best answer to a very tricky question: What should you do with all the crap you clean out of your closet? theatlantic.com/technology/a…
The fourth episode in our podcast series, featuring an interview with Paola di Trocchio hosted by Britt Craig and @LustyNatalya - we hope you love it 🥰
The NGV's Fashion and Textiles Collection by Critical Fashion Studies Podcast anchor.fm/cfs-pod/episodes/T…
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"this seizure of public space is ephemeral. At the end of the day, the teens face an hour-long train ride home, their efforts represented only in short-lived social media posts."
A sharp and smart piece by @AsriPriutomo @IndoAtMelb #CitayamFashionWeek
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✨New publication✨
Exceptionally proud of this collaborative work with my incredible co-conspirator @LustyNatalya 🌞
(Do let me know if you’d like access to read.)
Modern slavery legislation and the limits of ethical fashion tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Not skirting around the issue, UTS #fashion academic @trissanen says a short #skirt can really work for a man, especially Brad Pitt. “I am all for him wearing skirts, more please, but that brown and pink look is not it," he tells @smh's Damien Woolnough: bddy.me/3RScXLu
Episode Two🪡
In this very special second episode @h_rrichards talks to Nina Fitzgerald about the Thread Count exhibition she curated for @melbfashionfest earlier this year and the future of First Nations fashion in Australia 🖤💛❤️ podcasts.apple.com/au/podcas…
So wonderful to be included in the Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory 📻
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Australians buy almost 15kg of clothes every year and most of it ends up in landfill, report finds theguardian.com/australia-ne…
