From Socialist Femininity to Capitalist Hyper-Femininity: Women’s Fashion in North Korea’s Transition
Kyungja Jung and Bronwen Dalton, University of Technology Sydney
Conference Theme: Fashioning the Body
Art, culture, embodiment
“Is kawaii a slur?”: Intuitive cuteness and creative labour in Harajuku’s Decora Fashion Community
Dr Megan Catherine Rose, University of New South Wales; Rei Saionji; and Haruka Kurebayashi, independent scholar
Gender in Traditional Japanese Performance: Re-fashioning the Male Body as “Female”
Galia Petkova, Eikei University of Hiroshima
Fashioning the Body: Habits of Movement, Personhood, and Grace
Katrina Sotomi Louise Moore, Sydney University
Fashioning Ethnicity: Dara Rasami as “Madama Butterfly” in Early 20th-Century Siam
Dr Leslie Castro-Woodhouse, independent scholar
Mothers’ Eyes, Boys’ Bodies: Fashioning Masculinity for the Maternal Gaze
Sophia Staite, University of Tasmania
Redefining Masculinity: BTS Borderless Gendered Expression through Their Dressing Style
Laila Hanifah, Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran” Yogyakarta and Ulima Nabila Adinta, Universitas Gadjah Mada
Batik Sangiran: unveiling alienation of women’s knowledge and power
Sih Natalia Sukmi, Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle-Sorbonne Alliance
Unheard symbols – Reflection on nature through women’s folksongs from Garhwal Himalayas
Shivani Bhatt, Ambedkar University Delhi