Letter from the Editors: Fashion, Embodiment and the “Making Turn”

Peter McNeil · Melissa Bellanta

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Almost 20 years have passed since Joanne Entwhistle (2000) described dress as an “embodied practice” in an earlier issue of this journal. Many studies of interactions between dress and the body hav...

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