The Global Fashioning Assembly is an international 3-day online event that follows the sun around the world from Friday 20 October 2022…
Call for Contributions
RCDF e-Zine 2022 The yearly RCDF e-Zine is key in connecting and inspiring how decoloniality and fashion are lived and…
RCDF Foundation Survey
Hello RCDF community, The Research Collective for Decoloniality and Fashion is turning 10! We are gathering the community’s opinions to…
Newsletter 2022#3
Dear RCDF community, Before you take a well-deserved (extended) Summer or Winter break, we hope this newsletter finds you well…
Practicing Decoloniality: Global Fashioning Assembly @ State of Fashion 2022
Practicing Decoloniality is a workshop convened on Thursday 30 June 2022 by Erica de Greef and Angela Jansen, together with…
Newsletter 2022#2
Dear RCDF community, We hope this letter finds you well and in good health. The last few months have been…
Newsletter 2022#1
Dear RCDF Community, We hope you feel excited and energised for the new year ahead. We are looking forward to…
Decolonizing Fashion is Work in Progress: Indian Story
Prof (Dr) Vaibbhavi Pruthviraj Ranavaade Professor Fashion Design , School of Design, Ajeenkya DY Patil University, Pune, India. Email address:…
Reflections Annual General Meeting 2021
By Victoria Maung, with the generous support of Culture.fashion
Global Fashioning Assembly 2022 – Call for Contributions
Chic Podcast with Angela Jansen
The 35th episode of Chic Podcast by Kat Sark was recorded remotely with Angela Jansen, founder of the Research Collective…
Decolonial Zine: Decoloniality & Fashion in Brazil
Annual General Meeting 2021
Thank you to everyone who was part of our first RCDF Annual General Meeting 2021. You can now watch the…
Newsletter 2021#4
Hello, We hope this newsletter finds you well and in good health. You haven’t heard from us in a while,…
Decolonial Fashion Practice #5
By Toby Slade For the Conversation on Decoloniality and Fashion online session on 5th June 2021, I joined co-convenors Angela Jansen, Shayna Goncalves…
Decolonial Fashion Lament and the Call to Action*
Photo taken by Sandra Niessen, Indigenous gloves from Alberta, Canada. As a Canadian, as a citizen of the world, as…
Decolonial Fashion Practice #4
By Erica de Greef For the Conversation on Decoloniality and Fashion online session on 1st May 2021, co-convenors Angela Jansen, Shayna Goncalves and…
“Racist Fashion”: An Ombudsman to Face Silencing by Helena Soares and Mi Medrado
Image by Mitti Mendonça (@mao.negra) Today is May 13. In Brazil in 1888 on this day, the Portuguese empire signed the…
Textiles to Embody Personal Narratives
By Benjamin Mengistu Navet Textile designer based in Brussels Colonial and postcolonial histories occupy an important place in my family.…
Decolonial Fashion Practice #3
By Erica de Greef For the third Conversation on Decoloniality and Fashion online session on 3rd April 2021, co-convenors Angela…
Nada Koreish
Nada Koreish is an “other”, always has been. But she has come to embrace this alien feeling, and through experiencing…
Rita Morais de Andrade
Rita Morais de Andrade, Brazilian born from São Paulo city, is Associate Professor at Universidade Federal de Goiás, teaching and…
Newsletter 2021 #2
Dear reader, Before you know it, weeks, months and a season have passed and it is time for another RCDF…
Decolonial Fashion Practice #2
By Shayna Stephanie Goncalves On Saturday, 6th March 2021 Angela Jansen, Erica de Greef and myself welcomed Walter Mignolo into…
Orientalism and The ‘East’
‘You can even see the approaching of a revolution in clothes.’ – Diana Vreeland, former Editor in Chief of Vogue.…
SouPreto and Ame Apolinário
Ame Apolinário talks to RCDF about SouPreto Fashion Week and their latest editorial.
Decolonial Fashion Practice #1
By Shayna Stephanie Goncalves The Research Collective for Decolonizing Fashion opened its first Conversations on Decoloniality and Fashion on Saturday,…
Newsletter 2021 #1
Dear Reader, As we step into the second decade of the 2000’s, we are happy to share our 2021 #1…
Conversations on Decoloniality and Fashion
Conversations on Decoloniality and Fashion is a monthly online series organised by the Research Collective for Decolonizing Fashion for academics,…
State of Fashion Whataboutery Series, ‘This is an Intervention’ 02
Aditi Mayer, fashion activist in Los Angeles, provided the longread for the second Whataboutery in the State of Fashion ‘This…
State of Fashion Whataboutery Series, ‘This is an Intervention’ 01
On 28 October, Sandra Niessen’s publication entitled, ‘Regenerative Fashion: There can be no Other’ was used as the longread for…
State of Fashion Whataboutery Series, “This is an Intervention”
RCDF is presenting a series of blogs on the 2020-2021 activities of State of Fashion because RCDF has played a…
Call for insights into durability
Feature photo by Paul Allister As part of the research project ‘Lasting: Sustainable prosperity through product durability’, led by colleagues…
Newsletter 2020 #4
Dear reader, Our world is due for a new normal. The Research Collective for Decolonial Fashion is working on one…
The Fashion Cities of The Middle East
By Nargess Khodabakhshi In summer 2020, the British supermodel, Naomi Campbell, opened the Paris Fashion Week Online with these…
Fashion Stories @brankopopovic
‘Fashion Stories’ is a series of personal stories about fashion. Each entry tells the story of an adornment that is special to the writer.
Fashion Stories @laloloba
‘Fashion Stories’ is a series of personal stories about fashion. Each entry tells the story of an adornment that is special to the writer.
Fashion Stories @adeline.bird
‘Fashion Stories’ is a series of personal stories about fashion. Each entry tells the story of an adornment that is special to the writer.
Fashion Stories @janicecyli
‘Fashion Stories’ is a series of personal stories about fashion. Each entry tells the story of an adornment that is special to the writer.
DECOLONIZING THE STUDY OF FASHION?
By Martina Barroeta Zalaquett Over the last few days there has been a considerable amount of discussion regarding the importance…
Call For Papers – International Journal of Fashion Studies
Special Issue on Decolonizing Fashion as Process Theme Statement: Decolonizing fashion is not an isolated event, an act that happens and…
Decolonising The Fashion Management Curriculum: What Is The Hold Up?
By Ranjit Thind The United Kingdom higher education system attracted 2.45 million students to its institutions in academic year 2018/19,…
Fashion Stories @missvavavum
‘Fashion Stories’ is a series of personal stories about fashion. Each entry tells the story of an adornment that is special to the writer.
Fashion Stories @fashionnerd.cl
‘Fashion Stories’ is a series of personal stories about fashion. Each entry tells the story of an adornment that is special to the writer.
Fashion Stories @itspierreantoine
‘Fashion Stories’ is a series of personal stories about fashion. Each entry tells the story of an adornment that is special to the writer.
Connecting the Dots – or Why I eschew the term ‘Garment Workers’
By Sandra Niessen Garment workers. Supply chain transparency. Living wage. Decent working conditions…. Just a few words is all it…
What does ‘fashion’ mean?
By Isabella Lock, [Image above by Krysten Resnick] According to the dictionary, fashion means a popular style of clothing, hair…
Reflections on Decolonising Fashion in the Face of Climate Change
by Erica de Greef Conversations to Redress a Fashion Disaster was the first critical, discursive event convened by the Research…
Keynote: Fashion, Sustainability and Decoloniality
By Dr Erica de Greef Credit Twyg online by editor Jackie May This week at the Future of Fashion symposium…
Decolonizing Fashion: Refashioning Objects in the Ethnographic Museum
A two-day interdisciplinary think-tank/critical and creative thinking workshop On November 14 and 15, 2019, the RCDF held a stimulating workshop/think…
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