Fashion and Postcolonial Critique outlines a critical global fashion theory from a postcolonial perspective. It investigates contemporary articulations of postcolonial fashion critique, and analyzes fashion as a cultural, historical, social, and political phenomenon involved in and affected by histories of colonial domination, anti-colonial resistance, and processes of decolonization and globalization. Stemming from a range of different disciplines, such as art history, textile studies, anthropology, history, literary studies, cultural studies, sociology, fashion media, and fashion theory, the contributions in this book reflect the multidisciplinary and diverse nature of postcolonial fashion research today.ContributorsChristine Checinska, Christine Delhaye, Burcu Dogramaci, Sonja Eismann, Elke Gaugele, Gabriele Genge, Birgit Haehnel, Sabrina Henry, Helen Jennings, Alexandra Karentzos, Hana Kn zov , Christian Kravagna, Gabriele Mentges, Birgit Mersmann, Heval Okcuoglu, Wal Oy jid Esq., Leslie W. Rabine, Ruby Sircar, Angela Stercken, S lve Sundsb , Monica TittonPublication Series of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, vol. 22