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Moroccan Fashion is a valuable addition to the growing field of non-Western fashion studies ... The book is to be lauded for its scope and attention to detail, as is Jansen’s conviction that fashion is a global phenomenon and not one manifested only in European/Western haute couture and high street fashions. * Costume * This informative and very comprehensively written study provides a good insight into a phenomenon that has only been perceived scientifically to date at the periphery, and can therefore rightly be described as pioneering work. * Anthropos (Bloomsbury Translation) * This book presents an important contribution to both fashion history and anthropology; convincingly and with sincerity and the author treats dress as the materialisation of broad, interrelated cultural phenomena, historical and economic processes and societal changes within a non-European nation rather than artefacts of alien traditions and cultures which resist transformation and development or items of purely technical interest. -- Hailey Maxwell * LSE Review of Books * This is an engaging and carefully situated analysis of generations of Moroccan fashion designers who artfully negotiate cultural heritage and global trends through their products. -- Loubna Skalli-Hanna, International Development Program, School of International Service, American University, Washington, DC, USA

Moroccan Fashion is a valuable addition to the growing field of non-Western fashion studies ... The book is to be lauded for its scope and attention to detail, as is Jansen's conviction that fashion is a global phenomenon and not one manifested only in European/Western haute couture and high street fashions. Costume This is an engaging and carefully situated analysis of generations of Moroccan fashion designers who artfully negotiate cultural heritage and global trends through their products. -- Loubna Skalli-Hanna, International Development Program, School of International Service, American University, Washington, DC, USA This book presents an important contribution to both fashion history and anthropology; convincingly and with sincerity and the author treats dress as the materialisation of broad, interrelated cultural phenomena, historical and economic processes and societal changes within a non-European nation rather than artefacts of alien traditions and cultures which resist transformation and development or items of purely technical interest. -- Hailey Maxwell LSE Review of Books

This is an engaging and carefully situated analysis of generations of Moroccan fashion designers who artfully negotiate cultural heritage and global trends through their products. -- Loubna Skalli-Hanna, International Development Program, School of International Service, American University, Washington, DC, USA This book presents an important contribution to both fashion history and anthropology; convincingly and with sincerity and the author treats dress as the materialisation of broad, interrelated cultural phenomena, historical and economic processes and societal changes within a non-European nation rather than artefacts of alien traditions and cultures which resist transformation and development or items of purely technical interest. -- Hailey Maxwell LSE Review of Books

This is an engaging and carefully situated analysis of generations of Moroccan fashion designers who artfully negotiate cultural heritage and global trends through their products. -- Loubna Skalli-Hanna, International Development Program, School of International Service, American University, Washington, DC, USA

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M. Angela Jansen is Postdoctoral Researcher at London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London, UK.

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