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Part One: Fashion's World Cities: urban modernity and urban orders *From Paris to Shanghai: the changing geographies of fashion's world citiesDavid Gilbert, Royal Holloway, University of London * Urbane Fashion:Fashionability and the city Elizabeth Wilson, University of the Arts, LondonPart Two: Fashion's World Cities: styles and representations * Paris,Capitale de la Mode: Representing the fashion city in the media AgnesRocamora, London College of Fashion * Placing Tokyo on the Fashion Map: Fromcatwalk to streetstyle Yuniya Kawamura, Fashion Institute of Technology, NewYork * Curating the Fashion City: New York style at the VA Sonnet Stanfill,Victoria and Albert Museum, London * Creating the Fashion City on Film1953-1961 Pamela Church Gibson, London College of Fashion Part Three:Fashion's World Cities: refabricating the urban order * Milan, the city ofpret porter: From Italian style to 'Made in Milan' Simona Segre Reinach,Fashion Studies, IULM University, Milan * How New York Stole Modern FashionNorma Rantisi, Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec * Mapping MoscowFashion: Spaces and spectacles of consumption Olga Vainshtein, Russian StateUniversity for the Humanities * Shaping the Shopping City: Master plans andpipe dreams in London's West End 1945-1979 Bronwen Edwards Royal Holloway,University of London Part Four: Fashion's World Cities: TransnationalNetworks * La Mode Dakaroise: Elegance, transnationalism and an Africanfashion capital Hudita Nura Mustafa, Sarah Lawrence College (NY) * Far Outand Way In: London as fashion cosmopolis, 1945-1979 Sonia Ashmore, LondonCollege of Fashion * Fabrications of India: Transnational networks and themaking of 'East/West' fashion Claire Dwyer, University College London *Sewing Machines and Dream Machines: Los Angeles and San Francisco as globalfashion cities Susan Kaiser Leslie W. Rabine, University of California, Davis