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International Conference on Textile Design and Critical Fashion Studies

11th Mar – 12th Mar 2027 Bali, Indonesia Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Textile Design and Critical Fashion Studies conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

This track explores the sociological dimensions of fashion, examining how societal norms and values shape fashion trends. It aims to uncover the intricate relationships between fashion, identity, and social structures.

This session delves into the psychological factors influencing consumer choices in fashion. It seeks to analyze how emotions, perceptions, and cognitive processes affect fashion consumption.

This track investigates the historical significance of fashion within various cultural contexts. It aims to highlight how fashion serves as a reflection of societal changes and cultural narratives.

This session addresses the ethical implications of fashion design, focusing on sustainability and responsible practices. It encourages discussions on how designers can innovate while adhering to ethical standards.

This track examines the influence of various media forms on contemporary fashion trends. It aims to analyze the relationship between fashion media, including magazines and social media, and public perception.

This session explores the intersection of fashion and political discourse, investigating how fashion can serve as a medium for political expression. It encourages critical discussions on the role of fashion in activism and social movements.

This track focuses on the impact of technology on fashion design processes and consumer interactions. It aims to explore how advancements in technology are reshaping the fashion industry.

This session investigates the rise of minimalist fashion and its implications for design and consumer behavior. It aims to analyze the aesthetic and philosophical underpinnings of minimalism in contemporary fashion.

This track examines how fashion is used as a tool for identity expression across different cultures. It seeks to explore the complexities of cultural appropriation and authenticity in fashion.

This session analyzes the economic factors influencing the global fashion industry, including market trends and consumer demands. It aims to provide insights into the financial implications of fashion design and production.

This track explores the representation of fashion in visual media, including film and television. It aims to discuss how these representations influence societal perceptions and trends in fashion.

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