CONFERENCE
SCHEDULE AND VENUE
THE LEGACY OF FASHION: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
Programme
(CET – Central Europe Time)
Marie Després-Lonnet, Dean Université de la Mode, Director Centre of Research ICOM et Bernard Hours – Director Centre of Research LAHRA
10 – 10.30 am – Introduction
Isabelle Hare, Stéphanie Kunert et Damien Delille – University Lyon 2
10.30 -11.15 am – The Legacy of French Fashion : Past, Present and Future
Pascal Morand, Executive President of Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode
11.15 – 11.30 am – Break
11.30 – 12.45 am – Parallel sessions
12.45 am – 1.45 pm – Lunch Break
1.45 – 3.15 pm – Parallel sessions
3.15 – 3.30 pm – Break
3.30 – 4.30 pm– Panel Discussion – History, Narrative and Knowledge
Chair : Esclarmonde Monteil – Curator Textile Arts Museum – Lyon
Clément Trouche, Curator, Creative Director Museum of Fashion – Maison Fragonard
Pascale Gorguet-Ballesteros, Curator Palace Galliera – Fashion Museum of Paris, Lecturer and Researcher Centre André Chastel (History of Art) – CNRS and Paris-Sorbonne
4.30 – 5 pm – Break
5 – 5.45 pm – In conversation with. Techniques, technologies and know-how
Xavier Lépingle – CEO Hermès Textiles
5.45 – 6 pm – Words from the World of Fashion at GFC2020: Sharing of some comments from delegates about the first day
Damien Delille – Université de Lyon 2
9.45- 10 am – Acknowledgments
Isabel Cantista – GFC
10.00 – 10.15 am – Global Fashion Conference – Best Research – Awards
With the presence online of the members of the jury : Simone Guercini, Université de Florence, Robert van de Kerkhof , CCO Lenzing and Maria Margarida Cardoso, Journalist at Expresso Newspaper/Exame and Visão Magazines
10.15 – 10.30 am – Invitation to Global Fashion Conference 2021
Agnieszka Rożnowska-Jasiewicz, Vice Dean, (Artist)
Aleksandra Jatczak-Repeć, Fashion Lecturer and Researcher
Design Department – Academy of Fine Arts – Warsaw – Polland
10.30 – 11.15 am – Fashion Legacy and the Power of Collaboration
Géraldine Vallejo, Sustainability Programme Director – Group Kering.
11.15 – 11.30 am – Break
11.30 – 12.45 am – Parallel Sessions
12.45 am – 1.45 pm – Lunch Break
1.45 – 3.15 pm – Paralell Sessions
3.15 – 3.30 pm – Break
3.30 – 4.30 pm– Panel – Fashion Legacy : communication and transmissiom
Chair : Sylvie Marot
Contributors: Yumiko Hayashi – Patrimoine Sonia Rykiel and Odile Prémel – Patrimoine Chanel
4.30 – 5 pm – Break
5 – 5.45 pm – In Conversation With. Politics of re-presentation in Fashion Companies
Eleni Mouratidou – Sorbonne Paris-Nord
5.45 – 6 pm – Words from the World of Fashion: sharing some comments from delegates about the second day
Damien Delille – Université de Lyon 2
9.45 – 10. 45 am – Panel Innovation and Sustainability : Fashion Legacy for the Future
Chair : Kim Picard-Chaïbi – Head of Innovation Projects at Techtera (French Cluster of Technical Textiles) and Clara Potton, Head of Research at Synergies TLC and Thibaud von Tschammer, CEO Group Deveaux.
10.45 – 11 am – Break
11 – 12 am – Challenges for the Fashion Industry : The Legacy of Fashion Future
Dominique Jacomet – Board of Euratex – Federation of European Textile and Apparel. Interviewed by Lucas Delattre
12 – 12.30 am – Conclusions of GFC2020
12.30 am – Closing of the Conference
Parallel Sessions
Session 21.1: Emotion & experiences
RP5_RITCH & HALLINAN_Crafting communities, haven for escapism and well-being – Elaine Ritch and Marian Hallinan – Glasgow Caledonian Universiy – Scotland
RP8_SCOTT_Fashion at the intersection of anthropology, ecology and innovation – Kirsten Scott – Istituto Marangoni London – UK
RP23_NADAL_Co-designing woven textiles using sensory perception to arouse emotional experience – Gina Nadal – Manchester School of Art – UK
RP29_PINA ET AL_Browsing clothing with senses: A sensorial brand experience concerning visually impaired consumers – Liliana Pina, Paulo Duarte, José Lucas, Paulo Martins and Rui Miguel – University of Beira Interior – Portugal
Session 21.2: Communication
RP16_KALKREUTER ET AL_Exploring virtual heritage experience giving as entrepreneurship for makers – Britta Kalkreuter – Heriot-Watt University School of Textiles and Design – Scotland & Amisha Bajpai, Sucharita Beniwal – National Institute of Design & Swati Maskeri – MAHE/Srishti Manipal Institute – India
RP17_CAREY ET AL_Are social media engagers outgrowing the reach of the eponymous ‘influencer’? – Lindsey Drylie Carey, Esteban Galan Cubillo and Grant Donaldson – Glasgow Caledonian University – Scotland
RP85_CALAZA_Trend networking: social networks and circular economy – Miriam García Calaza – University of Vigo – Spain
Session 21.3: influencers and makers
RP24_BROWN ET AL_The Power to Influence: Gen-X Females, Depicting Self Via Fashion – Jennifer Anne Brown, Elaine Ritch and Noreen Siddiqui – Glasgow Caledonian University – Scotland
RP33_ZHANG ET AL_Infinite – an E-textile toolkit for fashion and textile designers – Mei Zhang and Nick Bryan-Kinns – Queen Mary University of London & Rebecca Stewart – Imperial College London – UK
RP50_KANER & SUBAŞI_Cross-disciplinary collaborations for the creation of fashionable wearables – Gül Kaner – Koç University & Özge Subaşı – Futurewell: CoCreation and Wellbeing Lab / Koç University – Turkey
Session 21.4: Workshop Sustainability and Responsible Consumption
WORKS1_KIAH_Saving the World, One Closet at a Time – Lula Kiah – Style Innovators – USA
October 21st
Afternoon – 13h45m – 15h15m
Session 21.5: Museum – Narrative and Knowledge
RP34_PÉREZ & GATÓN FRAILE_Inputs, connections and innovation in Fashion Museums: The effect in the COVID-19 context – Lucía Pérez Pérez – EAE Business School & Maria Gatón Fraile – University of Malaga – Spain
RP42_GLOVER_Fashion Storytelling Through Dress and Lego Mini-Figures: Mary Queen of Scots – Catherine Glover – Northumbria University – UK
RP58_MONTI_1980-2020 – Gabriele Monti – IUAV University of Venice – Italy
Session 21.6: Sustainability
RP31_KIDD ET AL_The Fashion Detox Challenge: An experiment in reduced clothing consumption – Emma Kidd, Elaine Ritch and Lindsey Drylie Carey – Glasgow Caledonian University – Scotland
RP32_CAVAGNERO_Trademarks embedding sustainable claims: catalysing a paradigm shift or providing misleading information? – Sara Cavagnero – Northumbria University – UK
RP52_SISSONS_Pattern Anatomies: Can surgery cutting inform zero-waste fashion design? – Juliana Sissons – Nottingham Trent University – UK
Session 21.7: Consumers and demand
RP7_BLAS RIESGO ET AL_The consumption side of sustainable fashion: price sensitivity, value, and transparency demand – Silvia Blas Riesgo – Universidad de Navarra & Mariangela Lavanga – Erasmus University & Mónica Codina – Universidad de Navarra – Spain
RP10_RITCH & SIDDIQUI_Examining the Zeitgeist of fashion, influencers and concepts of value – Elaine Ritch and Noreen Siddiqui – Glasgow Caledonian University – Scotland
RP71_RAVNLØKKE_Designing for User Empowerment – Louise Ravnløkke – Design School Kolding – Denmark
Session 21.8: Collaboration and co-creation
RP2_SCHUSTER_The need of a sustainable process not only a sustainable product: the designer as facilitator of collaborations – Anna Schuster – London College of Fashion – UK
RP22_MARTINS ET AL_Co-creation fashion brands: a case study – Paulo Martins, Rui Miguel, Liliana Pina, José Lucas and Madalena Pereira – University of Beira Interior – Portugal
RP84_TORRALBA & ESCUTIA_Sustainable strategies in mexican handcrafted textiles based on participative social co-design. Success stories_Nieves Torralba Collados and José Martínez Escutia – Escola d´Art i Superior de Disseny de València – Spain
TESTIM3_DE ROMAN_ Création et Transmission: Une Collection de Haute Couture – Emmanuelle de Roman – Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Moda C.F. – Mexico
Session 22.1: Digital: Influencers and Makers
RP14_MJASNIKOVA_Transcending the physical body: The influence of E-sports on digital fashion – Ksenija Mjasnikova – The Manchester Metropolitan University and Istituto Marangoni – Czech Republic
RP38_TAVARES & MAGALHÃES_New Technologies Shift in Jewelry Design: From Traditional Optimization to Contemporary Speculation – Thayane de Sousa Tavares and Claudio Freitas de Magalhães – Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
RP51_SIAMPTANI & BARRETT_Investigating the use of digital technology in Jewellery Design: A thematic analysis – Mala Siamptani – London College of Fashion & Jenni Barrett – University of Central Lancashire – UK
Session 22.2: Insights into the future
RP1_ASPINALL_Back to the future of fashion past: Re-fashioning future garment making – Matilda Aspinall – London College of Fashion – UK
RP9_VACCARI_The Fashion Futuring: A Sustainable Paradigm for the Time to Come – Alessandra Vaccari – IUAV University of Venice – Italy
RP56_ELIOT_Les matériaux souples réactifs rédéfinissent notre rapport aux outils numériques – Claire Eliot – Centre de Recherche Interdisciplinaire – France
TESTIM2_Usedfully®: A decentralised, replicable, circular system for clothing – Bernadette Casey – The Formary Limited – New Zealand
Session 22.3 Workshop – Road to Sustainability
WORKS4_PÉREZ-BOU & SARDINA LÓPEZ_ Present and Future of Fast Fashion: Roadmap to Sustainability – Silvia Pérez-Bou – ISEM Fashion Business School & Javier Sardina López – University of Santiago de Compostela – Spain
Session 22.4: Craftmanships
RP4_RÆBILD_Pattern cutting as social manifest: the pioneering case of contour cutting – Ulla Ræbild – Design School Kolding – Denmark
RP6_CHAUHAN_Who are the Artisans: A case for their creative and cultural identities – Megha Chauhan – London College of Fashion – UK
RP63_DIMRI ET AL_Craft Resurgence in India Post Independence – Ashish Dhaka, Sonika Soni Khar and Neha Dimri – Pearl Academy – India
October 22nd
Afternoon – 13h45m – 15h15m
Session 22.5: Sustainability
RP36_REGADERA GONZÁLEZ ET AL_Textile design as a critical leverage to achieve a more sustainable fashion – Elisa Regadera González – Universitat Internacional de Catalunya & Silvia Pérez-Bou – ISEM Fashion Business School & Alejandra Montilla Morado – McCann Worldgroup – Spain
RP47_GÁRGOLES_Sustainability impact on corporate reputation in the fashion industry. The case of Spanish brands – Paula Gárgoles Saes – ISEM Fashion Business School – Spain
RP53_DENARO & PETRECCA_Sustainable fashion paradigms: local and makers productive models – Gianni Denaro and Antonella Petrecca – Sapienza University of Rome – Italy
Session 22.6: Workshop Sustainability Communication System
WORKS2_KANER_Past resources for a sustainable fashion future: Associating old terms, labels and categories for a new source of information and label system – Gül Kaner – Koç University – Turkey
Session 22.7: Cultural identity and heritage
PHOTO2_SRIVASTAVA_The Surviving Sari: Experiencing women’s heritage through the transforming narrative of the sustainable drape – Ishi Srivastava – Pearl Academy – India
RP39_COLONEL_Le gant: un héritage des siècles passés – Audrey Colonel – Université Grenoble Alpes / UMR LARHRA – France
RP82_VAN DEN HOF_A fashionable competition for modernity: A comparative analysis of fashion in the USA and the USSR during the Cold War – Josephine van den Hof – VU Amsterdam – Netherlands
22.8: Storytelling of brands
RP41_LE GUENNEC_ Heritage and children’s fashion: case-study of the rebranding of the French Jacadi (2006-2010) – Aude Le Guennec – Heriot-Watt University – UK
RP44_MENDES_De l’Armani Caffè à l’Oursin, les restaurants de créateur comme fabrique de l’héritage – Silvano Mendes – Institut Français de la Mode – France
RP83_MARRELLA_Consumerism and female iconography: Women in the advertising campaigns of the major Italian luxury brands, years 2010-2015 – Federica Maria Marrella – IULM University Milan – Italy
The organisation of the parallel sessions on the final programme will try to take into consideration, as much as possible, the differences of time zone of delegates.
This is a provisional Programme and therefore it could be suject to changes.
Registrations close on the 30th of September. The final programme will be released after the 5th of October.
ONLINE SESSIONS
All online sessions of the conference run on Zoom, a platform for video conferencing, collaborative tools, document sharing and discussion forums.
In order to access the sessions, delegates are required to have:
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A computer or laptop with camera, microphone and headphones
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A good Internet connection, preferably cable or Wi-Fi
The use of a smartphone is strongly discouraged. The size of the screen makes it difficult to attend and participate in the best possible way all activities. In this case, the use of a tablet is preferable, although the best options are to follow the conference programme on the computer or laptop.
Training and test sessions will be held on a personal basis by the technical staff, for registered participants, in the two weeks before the conference.
Each Session will have a Chair and technical support (in English or French) in order to facilitate the participation of everyone registered. Tests will be hold in the previous week. More information will be provided by e-mail to delegates in due time.
Full Programme
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