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Section I: The Power of Fashion: When Museums Enter New Territory 1. The Power of Fashion in the museum: The Costume Institute, Harold Koda, Curator in Charge at The Costume Institute, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, USA, & Jessica Glasscock, Research Associate at The Costume Institute, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, USA. 2. The Museum as an Ideal Platform for Understanding Fashion, Jose Teunissen, Professor at Arnhem Design School, The Netherlands. 3. Contemporary Fashion History in Fashion Museums: MoMu, The Fashion Museum of the Province of Antwerp, Marco Pecorari, Centre for Fashion Studies, Stockholm University, Sweden. 4. Fashion Photography in the Swedish Museum: Appraised, Displayed and Concealed, Anna Dahlgren, Assistant Professor at the Department of Art History, Stockholm University, Sweden. Section II: Dress Controversies: Museums and the Public 5. Are Museum Collections of Dress Public Wardrobes? Gender and Economic Considerations, Julia Petrov, School of Museum Studies, Leicester University, UK. 6. Dress, Fashion or Textiles: Three Aspects of the Same Issue, Kirsten Toftegaard, Curator and Keeper, Department of Textile and Dress, Designmuseum Danmark, Denmark. 7. Exhibiting the Body, Dress and Time, Anne-Sophie Hjemdahl, Department of Cultural Studies, Oslo University, Norway. Section III: In Practice: Collecting, Researching and Exhibiting Dress and Fashion in Museums 8. Fashioning the Museum in Bath, Rosemary Harden, Director of the Fashion Museum in Bath, UK. 9. Female Skier Outfits in the Early 20th Century. Dress and Fashion in Nordiska Museet, Marianne Larsson, Researcher at Nordiska museet, Sweden. 10. Displaying Fashion and Identity from Peasant Dress to Uniforms: The 'Dressed!' Exhibition at the Amagermuseet in Denmark, Ingeborg Phillipsen, Museum Director at Amagermuseet, Denmark. 11. Fashion Autobiography: Embedding the Personal in the Creation of an Exhibition, Jeff Horsley, London College of Fashion, UK. 12. Learning through Fashion: The Norwegian Museum of Science, Technology and Medicine, Tone Rasch & Ingebjorg Eidhammer, The Norwegian Museum of Science, Technology and Medicine, Norway. Conclusion: Contemporary Fashion Museology and the Public Wardrobe 13. Learning through the Public Wardrobe, Birgitta Svensson