PARALLEL SESSIONS

Parallel Session I – Day 1 – 17th November

11:15 (Munich CET) – 10:15 (Glasgow and Porto GMT) – 12:15 (Helsinki EET, Moscow UTC and Johannesburg SAST) – 05:15 (New York EST) – 02:15 (Oakland PDT) – 07:15 (Rio de Janeiro BRT) – 18:15 (Beijing CST) – 15:45 (New Delhi IST)

Ethics and Aesthetics

Chair: Noreen Siddiqui – University of Glasgow – UK

RP13 Design for Cyclability: recycling-oriented product development using the example of the practical implementation of a menswear rain jacket – Jana Lewin – Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences Germany
RP18 Resurgence of hope and wellbeing through Fashion Education in Prisons – Bela Gupta and Antonio Maurizio Grioli – Pearl Academy India
RP38 Sustainable Communication through Instagram: An Investigation of Fast Fashion Brands – Noreen Siddiqui and Mairi Loewe – University of Glasgow UK

IT and Fashion

Chair: Isabel Cantista – University Lusíada – Portugal

RP9 The virtual life of textiles: a provisional haptic library model – Ruxandra Lupu – Cardiff University – and Margherita Tufarelli – University of Florence (REI Design Lab) UK / Italy
RP10 Implementing education for sustainable development in textile education and training – Dirk Hoefer and Anne-Marie Gründmeier – University of Education Freiburg Germany
RP39 Renting Style: Exploring Sustainable Fashion Social Media Influencers’ fashion in rental practice – Catherine Canning, Elaine Ritch – Glasgow Caledonian University – and Noreen Siddiqui – University of Glasgow UK

Politics and Fashion Law

Chair: Silvia Pérez-Bou – ISEM Fashion Business School / University of Navarra – Spain

RP17 Taking responsibility for clothing waste: Learnings from a global scan – Annastasia Bousgas, Paige Street, Alice Payne and Rowena Maguire – Queensland University of Technology Australia
RP41 NY’s Fashion Act: The Beginning of a Global Accountability Renaissance – Chaani Srivastava – LOCS Online India
RP61 Are regulatory requirements antecedent of internal GSCM practices in the textileindustry? The case of Spain – Silvia Pérez-Bou – ISEM Fashion Business School / University of Navarra, Juan C. Real – Universidad Pablo de Olavide – and Ignacio Cepeda-Carrión – Universidad de Sevilla Spain

Ethics and Aesthetics

Chair: Petra Leutner – AMD Akademie Mode & Design – Germany

RP20 India’s Fashion Educators and Industry Expert Approach on Sustainable Fashion – Nandini Lal – Pearl Academy India
RP74 A Qualitative Study of the Well-Being of Fashion Models – Emily Super, Ameerah Khadaroo – London College of Fashion – and Aurore Bardey – Burgundy School of Business UK
TESTIM3 From Waste to Luxury: Fashion as Catalyst for Sustainable Development – Joanne Hayek – Vanina / Dubai Institute of Design & Innovation UAE

IT and Fashion

Elaine Ritch – Glasgow Caledonian University – UK

RP35 The Role of Impulse Buying on Fast Fashion Consumers’ Emotions and Behaviours – Nadia Weber and Elaine Ritch – Glasgow Caledonian University UK
RP63 Practicing the work of a sustainable digital fashion designer/maker 4.0. Design of an organic and modular clothing system based on the Industry 4.0 approach – Daria Casciani and Haiwei Wang – Politecnico di Milano Italy

Wrong theory – Varun Goel – Pearl Academy – India

Waste Material Library – material play for a sustainable practice using waste – Lucy Robertson – Heriot-Watt University – UK

Parallel Session II – Day 1 – 17th November

15:45 (Munich CET) – 14:45 (Glasgow and Porto GMT) – 16:45 (Helsinki EET, Moscow UTC and Johannesburg SAST) – 09:45 (New York EST) – 06:45 (Oakland PDT) – 11:45 (Rio de Janeiro BRT) – 22:45 (Beijing CST) – 20:15 (New Delhi IST)

Ethics and Aesthetics

Chair: Ana Sousa – COMEGI / University Lusíada – Portugal

RP26 ReDo, ReValue, ReNew – Varun Goel and Nupur Sharma – Pearl Academy India
RP67 Waste Material Library – a resource for designers to encourage material play – Lucy Robertson – Heriot-Watt University UK
RP69 Sustainable design decisions for circularity – a challenge – Françoise Adler, Lea Schmidt, Andrea Weber Marin and Benjamin Willi – Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts Switzerland

IT and Fashion

Chair: Elizabeth Real – University Lusíada – Portugal

RP6 Fashion Rental and the Feasibility of Blockchain Technology – Ruitong Cui – University of Manchester UK
RP51 Empowering Textiles Towards a Circular Future. Meta-textiles Case Study – María Tamames Sobrino – ESNE- University School of Design, Innovation and Technology Spain
TESTIM2 Inspired by design: developing grassroots fashion sustainability cases on underrepresented groups to spur equity, creativity and action – Rossie Kadiyska and Vladimira Steffek – Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning Canada

Ethics and Aesthetics

Chair: Elizabeth Quinn – Albright College – USA

RP31 Fashion Curators and Historians: Instagram’s Untapped Sustainability Champions – Katharina Sand, Chinouk Filique de Miranda and Lorenzo Cantoni – AMD Akademie Mode & Design / Università della Svizzera italiana Germany / Switzerland
RP42 Ethics and Aesthetics of Biomaterials and the Impermanence of Fashion – Elizabeth S. Quinn – Albright College USA
RP49 New clothing in charity retail; the Discrepancy between Second-hand and First-hand Consumption – Abigail Irving-Munro and Alana James – Northumbria University UK

Ethics and Aesthetics

Chair: Madalena Pereira – University of Beira Interior – Portugal

RP46 Fashion Fictions: Unmaking the Mainstream Fashion System – Amy Twigger Holroyd and Matilda Aspinall – Nottingham Trent University UK
RP73 The Program of a Curriculum for Sustainable Fashion Design: Process of Change – Madalena Pereira – University of Beira Interior Portugal
RP79 The Social and Gender Identity in the “New Fashion” World: The “Food and Beverage” Made in Italy Television Commercials – Year 2022 – Federica Maria Marrella – IULM University Italy

IT and Fashion

Chair: David Zajtmann – IFM – Institut Français de la Mode – France

RP47 Using fabulations to overcome mimicking practices in online fashion consumption – Carmem Saito, Bruna Petreca, Sharon Baurley – Royal College of Art – and Christine Greiner – Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo UK / Brazil
RP68 The Significance of Emotional and Sustainable Values in Smart Clothing – Dragana Rikanovic and Christiane Luible-Bär – Fashion and Technology, Kunstuniversität Linz Austria

IT and Fashion

Chair: Pantxica Ospital – Université de Bordeaux / ESTIA Institute of Technology – France

RP48 Digital Product Passport to Support Product Transparency and Circularity – Pantxika Ospital, Dimitri H Masson, Jérémy Legardeur and Cédrik Beler – Université de Bordeaux / ESTIA Institute of Technology France
RP75 Neo-cultural artifacts for eco-fashion semantics: No being without the sun – Katharina Binder – UX Designer Germany

Politics and Fashion Law

Chair: Rocío Elízaga – ISEM Fashion Business School – Spain

RP16 Closing the gap: Syncretic stewardship in an age of inequality. The social, environmental, business, and economic case for fashion subsidization – Alyson Rae Demirdjian – University of Delaware USA
RP62 The Fashion Pact’s Injustices – Marie-Christine Roy – University of Montreal Canada

BUY GOOD STUFF: A student project for sustainable fashion and local communities – Elisabeth Hackspiel-Mikosch and Ina Koehler – AMD Akademie Mode & Design – Germany

Parallel Session – Day 2 – 18th November

11:15 (Munich CET) – 10:15 (Glasgow and Porto GMT) – 12:15 (Helsinki EET, Moscow UTC and Johannesburg SAST) – 05:15 (New York EST) – 02:15 (Oakland PDT) – 07:15 (Rio de Janeiro BRT) – 18:15 (Beijing CST) – 15:45 (New Delhi IST)

Ethics and Aesthetics

Chair: Friederike von Wedel-Parlow – AMD – Akademie Mode & Design – Germany

RP21 Skills for Development Sustainable Fashion Products for Industry: the Case of Structured Garments – Marta Bicho, Madalena Pereira, Nuno Belino, Paulo Martins and Manuel Santos Silva – University of Beira Interior / UNIDCOM R&D / FibEnTech R&D Portugal
RP53 AI Enabled Fashion Forecast System: A Demand Centric Approach – Neha Dimri and Sanyogita Chadha – Pearl Academy India
RP54 Ethically produced cotton and its impact on Indian consumer buying decision by Indian Brands – Neha Dimri and Sanyogita Chadha – Pear Academy India
FILM1 Deconstructing the pleasures of superfluity in fashion – Sofia Sánchez – Royal College of Art UK

Ethics and Aesthetics

Chair: Bernd Draser – Ecosign – Germany

RP59 Aesthetics of coherence: Dress within ethics of care and ecofeminisms – Fiona Capdevila Cugat – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Spain
RP71 Generation Z Purchase Intention of Environmentally Sustainable Luxury Fashion Products – Darya Badiei Khorsand, Gianpaolo Vignali and Daniella Ryding – University of Manchester UK
TESTIM4 Natural – local – circular: A sustainable design strategy using the example of a functional cardigan made of hemp – Ellen Bendt, Thomas Weide, Boris Mahltig, Hazal Dagedeviren, Daniel Pattberg – Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences – and Thorsten Bache – Bache GmbH Germany

Ethics and Aesthetics

Chair: Elisabeth Hackspiel-Mikosch – AMD – Akademie Mode & Design – Germany

RP1 How Can Social-Cultural Values Nurture Sustainability in the Fashion Sector? – Erminia D’Itria and Federica Vacca – Politecnico di Milano Italy
RP44 Psychological well-being of women prison inmates through hand textile crafts – Sakshi Babbar Paul – Pearl Academy, Sudha Dhingra – National Institute of Fashion Technology – and Pragya Sharma – RML Hospital India
RP58 Exploring taxonomies of heritage and innovation for Sustainable textiles – Chaveeporn Sungwarn – Heriot-Watt University UK

Politics and Fashion Law

Chair: Marisa Araújo – CEJEA / University Lusíada – Portugal

RP25 An Investigation of European Climate Activists’ Fashion Buying Behaviour – Paula Hirschgänger, Catherine Canning and Elaine Ritch – Glasgow Caledonian University UK
RP40 Social Sustainability: Understanding Social Standards Implementation Failures in Bangladesh RMG Industry – Prakash Dutt and Archana Ghandi – National Institute of Fashion Technology India
RP43 Ethics and Aesthetics of Biomaterials and the Impermanence of Fashion – Hridika Nusrat Kuntala – BGMEA University of Fashion & Technology Bangladesh

Ethics and Aesthetics

Chair: Caroline Loss – University of Beira Interior – Portugal

RP15 Exploring perceptions of Climate-Aware Generation-Z towards Fast-Fashion Corporations’ Responsibility – Martha Bytof and Elaine Ritch – Glasgow Caledonian University UK
RP64 Growing Whole Bacterial Cellulose Garments with Membranes and Industrial Robotics – Emanuel Gollob, Miriam Eichinger, Johannes Braumann and Christiane Luible-Bär – University of Art and Design Linz Austria
RP72 Hearts and Hands: A Sustainable and Intergenerational Project for Responsible Fashion Consumption – Rafaela Norogrando and Caroline Loss – ID+ Research Institute for Design, Media and Culture / University of Beira Interior Portugal

Sustainable, Rhythmic and Mathematical Sindhi Motifs – Saroj Bala and Sharda Nautiyal – Pearl Academy – India

The Goodwill Label Research Project – Lynda Grose – California College of the Arts – USA