Introduction: Fashion/Religion Interfaces

Introduction: Fashion/Religion Interfaces

The complex interconnections between religious beliefs and fashion in clothing have been increasingly recognised by researchers, already since the ‘new veiling’ phenomenon spread across the Muslim world in the 1970s (El-Guindi 1981, 1999; MacLeod 1987, 1992), and especially since...

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Main Author: Anna-Mari Almila
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Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2020-03-01
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