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Informationen zum Autor Jayne Sheridan is a writer who teaches Fashion Communication at Huddersfield University. She studied with the cultural critic Antony Easthope at Manchester Metropolitan University, and has taught Media, Film, Journalism and Public Relations at Liverpool John Moores and Huddersfield Universities. As a Press and PR advisor she has been associated with Sotheby's, Saatchi's, Weber Shandwick, Henry Moore Sculpture Trust, Glastonbury Abbey, the BBC, Wolff Olins, Christie's, Agnews, and Dean Clough galleries. Klappentext In Fashion, Media, Promotion: the new black magic Fashion is linked to its communication networks - involving the reader in the process of selling Fashion in the global marketplace. Fashion's ingenuity in adapting to new means of promotion for digital and print media, websites, advertising, cinema, music and television, is celebrated.* Hollywood's role in shaping Fashion's influence is assessed through Audrey Hepburn's persuasive iconography and the impact of the most watched movie of the 20th century: Gone with the Wind.* Exceptional designers Coco Chanel, Christian Dior, Rei Kawakubo, Mary Quant, Elsa Schiaparelli, Vivienne Westwood are considered, together with extraordinary innovators Paul Smith, Vidal Sassoon, Lynne Franks.* Roland Barthes' Fashion System and Mythologies are viewed as cultural and promotional texts, with revealing insights into the technologies which bring Fashion to mass audiences.* Marketing and branding successes are reviewed and Fashion's continuing narrative is illustrated with luminous colour images. Zusammenfassung Fashion, Media, Promotion: The New Black Magic involves the reader with the process of selling fashion. It examines the relationship between the fashion industry (fashion retailing, promotion, design, PR, branding, advertising, and buying) and communication networks (magazines, newspapers, websites, advertising, film and music). Inhaltsverzeichnis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vii DEDICATION ix INTRODUCTION Fashion, Media, Promotion: The new black magic 1 CHAPTER ONE Scarlett O'Hara and the post-bellum New Look 31 CHAPTER TWO Audrey Hepburn and breakfast at Givenchy's 69 CHAPTER THREE Vivienne Westwood and Anglomania at the Met 105 CHAPTER FOUR Mary Quant and the JCPenney blockbuster 143 CHAPTER FIVE Paul Smith and the global shopping game 189 CONCLUSION Roland Barthes and the compassionate professionals 227 BIBLIOGRAPHY 243 INDEX 247 ...
