Call for Submissions
We thank all of the readers, contributors, editorial board members, reviewers, and speakers who took the time to engage with the inaugural issue of Fashion Studies, and who helped us to celebrate the launch of Issue 1. We are in awe of the exceptional response our first issue received.
As we prepare for the launch of our second publication this summer, we will continue to publish cutting-edge fashion research throughout the winter season. Beginning in 2019, check us out here each month for new research in the realm of fashion studies.
We have also released our Call for Submissions for Issue 2, which will be published May 2019. If you are interested in being a part of the launch of our second issue, we ask that you read the Call for Submissions below. We look forward to hearing from you and to sharing your innovative work in our upcoming publications!
Issue 2
After a successful launch, we are looking forward to continuing to publish innovative, forward-thinking research in the field of fashion studies. Our second issue will be published this May 2019, and we encourage you to submit your work. All submissions for Issue 2 are due January 15, 2019.
Thus far, we have seen many of our dreams for Fashion Studies realized: as a journal that joins the open access movement in fashion academia, our inaugural issue has set the bar for submissions that are published at no cost to contributors or readers. Annually showcasing engaging and evocative work that grapples with the tough issues, works that refuse to back down from the undeniably complicated nature of fashion studies, helps to guarantee that fashion research will remain accessible and disruptive, and will continue to inspire social change.
Without your help, this vision would not be possible. For its second issue, Fashion Studies is in search of scholarly and creative research that analyzes fashion in an interdisciplinary manner in a wide range formats. Our journal is mixed media focused: academic papers or creative work, as well as combinations of the two, are always welcome. We also invite interviews and reviews in traditional or mixed media formats.
To jump start your creative juices, we include this list of sample topics:
1. FASHION AND REPRESENTATION
2. FASHION, IDENTITY, AND THE BODY
3. FASHION AND EQUALITY
4. FASHION AND THE ENVIRONMENT
5. FASHION AND POLITICAL CHANGE
Please see our submission guidelines for more details and information! For questions, please reach out to fashionstudies@ryerson.ca. We look forward to receiving your work!