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Digital Visions for Fashion and Textiles: Made in Code

This publication is the first to reflect upon the emergence of computing and itscreative and cultural influence on broader contemporary textile and fashionsectors. The research concept is driven from the co-authored perspective of two fashion and textile practitioners whose own engagement with early digital tooling in the UK and the USA, provided particular insight into pioneering approaches linked to corresponding design sectors and parallel applications arising from evolving animation, post production, online publishing and interaction design.

The work of significant and less recognised practitioners is acknowledged in a jointly co-authored framework that includes 22 x 900 word single authored case studies (11 by each author), from interviews revealing individual and collaborative practices. The Thames & Hudson commission (£12,500) supported image research and acquisitions. International sales are 2,000 to date (2013). 240pp, 55,000 word count (40,000 main text, 5,000 captions, 10,000 reference material) and 429 colour images.