Let's Get Into Digital (Oct-Nov)

re:wear @ The Fashion Pulpit, Fashion and Race Database and more
By Woong Soak Teng

re wear The Fashion Pulpit

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re:wear @ The Fashion Pulpit
Singapore-based social enterprise The Fashion Pulpit launches a new vodcast series seeking to cultivate sustainable fashion literacy towards building a healthier and more equitable fashion ecosystem. In the first episode, Founder and CEO Raye Padit discusses the concept of care for clothing and beyond, the motivations behind the brand and its aim to promote environmental education and awareness in fashion and more.

The Fashion Pulpit. New episodes every other Thursday. Watch the first episode here.

Fashion and Race Database
Created by fashion educator, Kimberly M. Jenkins, Fashion and Race Database is a digital library that spotlights and amplifies racialised and marginalised voices in fashion through publishing research and under-examined narratives. In ‘Objects That Matter’, for example, the cultural and historical significance of clothing such as the terno, the national dress of Philippines, and the Áo Dài, the traditional dress of Vietnam, are highlighted. The growing database aims to diversify conversations intersecting fashion, race and history. 

Fashion and Race Database. Read more articles here.

The Digital Multilogue on Fashion Education 2021

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The Digital Multilogue on Fashion Education 2021
Focused on the learning and teaching of fashion at tertiary level, The Digital Multilogue on Fashion Education 2021 was a conference exploring the myriad of possibilities in fashion education. The summary video recaps the 32 papers, 26 workshops and films amongst other thought-provoking conversations over the two-day programme, which took place online at the start of October.

Watch the summary video here.

National Library Singapore Modern Girls Love Life and Fashion in Pre-War Singapore

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Modern Girls – Love, Life and Fashion in Pre-War Singapore
In a Zoom webinar, Associate Librarian Andrea Kee discusses notions of the Singapore ‘Modern Girl’ in the early 20th century. The National Library’s collections and newspaper archives offer an insight into the identity, aspirations and traits of femininity in interwar Singapore through retracing fashion, history and archival materials from the perspective of a librarian.

National Library Singapore. 21 October 2021, 6 - 7pm (GMT+8). Register here.

Vogue Singapore Vogue First Year

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#VogueFirstYear
To celebrate its first anniversary, Vogue Singapore organises an intimate virtual session with its editors. The live Zoom webinar includes an exclusive preview of ‘The Making of Vogue’, a three-part mini-documentary about the launch of Vogue Singapore in the pandemic, and the announcement of the winner of the Vogue Singapore x TaFF Innovation Prize.

Vogue Singapore. 20 October 2021, 6:30 PM (GMT+8). Register for the Zoom webinar here.

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