Europeana Fashion International Conference 2013 now online!
We are happy to announce that all the lectures of our first Europeana Fashion International Conference are now online. You can watch lectures from speakers from different fields within the fashion industry, from museums and universities to commercial organisations and media. Topics discussed are fashion and archives, fashion and education and fashion and new media.
Panels on discussing "museums, archives and fashion" and "fashion and education". Image by Europeana Fashion used under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.
Chaired by Mariuccia Casadio from Vogue Italia, the morning session on the first day saw Valerie Steele of Museum at FIT, Laudomia Pucci from the Fondazione Archivio Emilio Pucci, Sonnet Stanfill from the V&A, Kaat Debo from MoMu and Stefania Ricci from Museo Salvatore Ferragamo discuss museums, archives and fashion. Raffaello Napoleone from Pitti Immagine provides an interesting viewpoint on fashion and culture from the perspective of a fashion trade fair organizer. Watch this session here.
The afternoon session takes fashion education as a starting point and includes talks by Linda Loppa of Polimoda, Louise Wallenberg of Stockholm University, Maria Luisa Frisa of the University of Venice, Adelheid Rasche from the Lipperheide Costume Library and Maria Canella from the University of Milan and MIC. The speakers discuss how fashion is, can be and should be taught. Watch this session here.
The open workshop on the second day includes a collection of lectures from speakers discussing different on-and offline fashion media platforms. Speakers are Diane Pernet from A Shaded View on Fashion Film, Gabriele Monti from the University of Venice, Marie Schuller from SHOWstudio, Anja Aronowsky Cronberg from Vestoj, Geer Oskam from Europeana.eu and Agnès Rocamora from London College of Fashion. Watch this session here.
See an overview of all sessions here.
The panel on handling new media in fashion. Image by Europeana Fashion used under a Creative Commons Atribution-ShareAlike license.