Introduction: Japonisme and Fashion

Abstract This introduction to a special issue dedicated to ‘Japonisme and Fashion’ evokes the influence of fashion within the field of Japonisme, sketches the history of the field, summarizes its recent developments, and outlines the issue’s contents. The modern sartorial practices and global fashion industry inspired by the styles, motifs, and concepts of Japanese dress shed new light on the inherent multiculturalism of Japonisme itself.

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Journal of Japonisme
Published
2024-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.1163/24054992-09020001
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Japanese History and Culture
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Introduction: Japonisme and Fashion

Elizabeth Emery, Mei Mei Rado
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Elizabeth Emery, Mei Mei Rado
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Abstract

Abstract This introduction to a special issue dedicated to ‘Japonisme and Fashion’ evokes the influence of fashion within the field of Japonisme, sketches the history of the field, summarizes its recent developments, and outlines the issue’s contents. The modern sartorial practices and global fashion industry inspired by the styles, motifs, and concepts of Japanese dress shed new light on the inherent multiculturalism of Japonisme itself.

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The Graduate Center, CUNY (US), Montclair State University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Japanese History and Culture
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