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International Conference on Fashion, Society, and Social Change

📅 20–21 Jan 2027 📍 Busan, South Korea 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the intersection of cultural studies and fashion design, examining how cultural narratives shape aesthetic choices and design practices. Participants will analyze the role of fashion in reflecting and challenging societal norms and values.

This session focuses on the complex relationship between fashion and identity, investigating how individuals use clothing as a means of self-expression. Discussions will include the impact of social identity factors such as gender, ethnicity, and class on fashion choices.

This track delves into the psychology of consumer behavior within the fashion sector, highlighting trends and motivations behind purchasing decisions. Researchers will present findings on how social influences and marketing strategies affect consumer engagement.

This session examines the role of fashion as a medium for activism and social change, focusing on movements that challenge traditional fashion norms. Participants will discuss case studies of designers and brands that advocate for social justice and environmental sustainability.

This track addresses the growing demand for ethical fashion practices, exploring sustainable design, fair trade, and responsible consumerism. Scholars will present innovative approaches to integrating ethics into the fashion supply chain.

This session highlights initiatives that leverage fashion as a tool for community engagement and social cohesion. Presentations will showcase collaborative projects that empower marginalized groups through design and creativity.

This track focuses on innovative solutions within the fashion industry that address social challenges, such as inclusivity and accessibility. Participants will explore how design thinking can foster social innovation and create positive change.

This session investigates the interplay between gender studies and fashion, analyzing how clothing reflects and constructs gender identities. Discussions will include the impact of fashion on gender norms and the representation of diverse gender expressions.

This track examines the role of media in shaping fashion trends and consumer perceptions, including the impact of social media and digital platforms. Researchers will analyze how media narratives influence public discourse around fashion.

This session offers a comparative analysis of fashion practices across different cultural contexts, highlighting global perspectives on style and identity. Participants will discuss how globalization affects local fashion industries and cultural expressions.

This track explores emerging social trends that are reshaping the fashion landscape, including technological advancements and shifting consumer values. Scholars will predict future directions for fashion design in response to societal changes.