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How is fashion linked to our identity? How are we influenced to buy into fashion trends? How can we make the fashion industry more ethical and sustainable?

The Psychology of Fashion offers an up-to-date insightful introduction to the exciting and dynamic world of fashion in relation to human behaviour. It explores consumer motivations, how fashion influences our thoughts and feelings and why we develop certain shopping behaviours. It provides insights into how fashion design can impact healthy body image; how psychology can inform more sustainable views on the production, consumption and disposal of clothing; and the potential for the industry to be a force for good. This thoroughly updated second edition includes new material on fashion and social media including TikTok and Instagram, a new chapter on the future of fashion which includes discussion of virtual and augmented reality in fashion and an in-depth exploration of fashion sustainability. There is also a greater focus on equality and diversity in fashion, including fashion in different global cultures, fashion and gender, disability and different body types.

What we wear impacts us and those we interact with. Understanding the underlying psychological processes that influence our engagement with fashion empowers us to make informed decisions in relation to fashion consumption. The Psychology of Fashion shows how the application of psychology in the context of fashion can make a positive difference to our lives.



The Psychology of Fashion shows how the application of psychology in the context of fashion can make a positive difference to our lives.

Arvustused

'The Psychology of Fashion is a thorough and holistic round up of how we must approach the future of this industry. A wonderful read for a concise and detailed insight into how together we can all do better.'

Patrick McDowell, Creative Director, Patrick McDowell, UK

I cant think of a more expert guide to take the reader on a tour of the applications of psychological theory to the complex world of fashion than the esteemed Dr. Carolyn Mair. The Second Edition of The Psychology of Fashion is written in an accessible, scholarly voice, and is chock full of erudite analysis, thoughtful commentary, and uptodate references. There is simply no other comparably comprehensive tome on this important and fascinating topic.

Daniel Benkendorf, PhD, Professor of Psychology and Chair of Social Sciences, Fashion Institute of Technology, New York City, USA

Fashion is much more than buying clothes and dressing according to trends. We must understand all the factors that make us dress in one way or another, from the history of clothing to globalization and social networks, or the psychological power it has. And this book covers all of them in depth. An essential guide for industry professionals, or for anyone who wants to know it (much) beyond the stores.

Amaia León, Fashion and Beauty EditorinChief, !HOLA!, Spain

Psychology is at work all around us, seeking to change ourselves and our world for the better in surprising ways. Professor Carolyn Mair has long been an embodiment of that. In The Psychology of Fashion, she has knitted some fine threads into a whole that shows beauty is much more than skindeep.

Dr Jon Sutton, Editor, The Psychologist, The British Psychological Society, UK

For anyone who has ever dismissed fashion as frivolous and superficial, or doubted the significance it has culturally, psychologically or economically, I would direct them straight to Dr Carolyn Mair for a thorough education.

Hannah Almassi, Editor in Chief, Who What Wear, UK

From the history to consumer behaviour; from mental health to theories of beauty: this book leaves no stone unturned! A must read for anyone interested in understanding what fashion is really about.

Sofía Beuchat, Journalist, El Mercurio, Chile

Few minds understand the why, when, and how of fashion like Carolyn Mair. In this muchnticipated 2nd edition, Mair dives deeper into the intricate relationship between psychology and fashion, providing a comprehensive and thoughtprovoking exploration of how fashion reflects and influences identity, emotions, and societal trends. Mairs insightful exploration of uptodate research, makes this book an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the profound impact of fashion on our daily lives. Whether youre a student, a professional in the industry, or simply a curious reader, this edition promises to enrich your understanding and appreciation of the multifaceted world of fashion psychology.

Lauren Cunningham, Fashion and Beauty Editor, UK

Dr. Carolyn Mair is one of the only experts who tackles the topic of psychology and fashion. Her analyses are never skindeep, or rather, clothesdeep. She taps into why we buy the pieces we buy and whatwe are trying to say when we wear them, as well as the implications of one of the most profitable industries in the world.

Liana Satenstein, Writer, USA

Professor Mair is one of my goto fashion experts. Her unrivalled knowledge and impactful expertise into the psychology behind celebrity style and trends make fascinating reading. Readers will undoubtedly devour this thoroughly updated 2nd edition of her book.

Emma Bussey, Journalist, USA

'Why do we dress the way we do? In the updated version of her seminal work The Psychology of Fashion, Carolyn Mair delves into how our fashion senseor even self-professed lack thereofserves as the bedrock of the narratives we tell ourselves in private and the non-verbal influences we try to exert in public. We are what we wear, and Mair explains why in a manner thats accessible, engaging, and deeply revealing.'

Jasmin Malik Chua, Sourcing and Labor Editor at Sourcing Journal, USA

'Carolyn is an expert when it comes to digging deeper into the clothes we wear and why. Her astute insights and questions raised go beyond the hem-line index and thoroughly interrogate references and hidden messages, shifts in consumer behaviours and trend-forecasting their trajectory, and an always fascinating commentary on the psychology behind it all. I always learn something new from Carolyn and come away looking at a subject with a deeper understanding of it.'

Scarlett Conlan, Journalist, Italy

Carolyn Mair is, without doubt, one of the world's thought leaders on the subject of why we wear the clothes we choose, and how those choices reflect the world around us. The updated version of The Psychology of Fashion couldn't have come at a more important time for the industry.

Melissa Singer, Fashion Editor, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, Australia

1. Introduction
2. A Brief History of Fashion
3. Foundations of Fashion Consumer Behaviour
4. Social And Cultural Influences on Fashion Consumption
5. Fashion as Communication
6. Mental Health and Fashion
7. Fashion, Body and Beauty
8. Fashion Sustainability
9. The Future of Fashion
10. Final Thoughts

Carolyn Mair PhD., is a Cognitive Psychologist, Chartered Fellow of the British Psychological Society and Fashion Business Consultant, based in the UK. Previously, as full Professor of Psychology for Fashion at the University of the Arts London, she received the BPSs Distinguished Contributions to Psychology Education Award. She has a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience.