这不是一种趋势。这是一种传统:在2019年伦敦太平洋时装周重塑太平洋身份和文化

IF 0.8 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Critical Studies in Fashion & Beauty Pub Date : 2021-06-01 DOI:10.1386/csfb_00023_1
C. Spark, Tait Brimacombe
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近年来,艺术、设计、媒体和时尚等创意产业得到认可,使这些行业成为经济发展和融入全球市场的宝贵工具。发展中国家通过将自己确立为创意热点,发展中小企业,并促进参与文化转型的创意企业家。虽然强调将“文化”融入设计也可能被视为文化的乏味或本质化,但在该地区工作的利益相关者始终强调将当地文化融入其创作的重要性。在这篇文章中,我们通过对太平洋设计师和时尚节组织者的采访,展示了“文化”融入太平洋时尚故事的一系列方式。在这样做的过程中,我们强调了参与者通过“将其转化为新的东西”来“重塑”文化身份和表达的方式,为这些行业的参与者保持文化联系的活力和个性化,同时也允许制造商将其品牌或产品定位于全球市场。此外,我们认为,在全球范围内参与时尚界为参与者提供了一个机会,让他们探索比时尚界之外认可或想象的更具包容性和多样性的太平洋身份。
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‘Not a trend. It’s a tradition’: Remaking Pacific identity and culture at London Pacific Fashion Week 2019
In recent years, the recognition of creative industries such as art, design, media and fashion has thrust these sectors into the spotlight as valuable tools for economic development and integration into global markets. By establishing themselves as creative hotspots, developing countries grow small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and promote creative entrepreneurs who are involved in transforming culture. While an emphasis on incorporating ‘culture’ into design might also be seen as stultifying or essentializing culture, stakeholders working in the region consistently emphasize the significance of incorporating local cultures into their creations. In this article, we draw on interviews with Pacific designers and fashion festival organizers to demonstrate the range of ways in which ‘culture’ is woven into the story of Pacific fashion. In doing so, we highlight the ways in which participants are ‘remaking’ cultural identity and expression by ‘spinning it into something new’, keeping cultural connections alive and personal for those involved in these industries, while also allowing makers to situate their brand or product in the global market. Furthermore, we suggest that involvement in the world of fashion on a global scale represents an opportunity for participants to explore more inclusive and diverse versions of Pacific identity than those sanctioned or imagined outside the world of fashion.
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