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    篇名/題名:Bridging Fashion and Sustainability: Exploring the Cultural Impact of Vintage Clothing in Taiwan
    並列篇名:結時尚與永續:探索復古服飾在台灣的文化影響
    摘要:Recent studies have revealed many Taiwanese women to be discerning
    fashion consumers inclined toward intrinsic practices of self-fashioning
    that directly inform and respond to the cultures of consumerism that
    they operate within. Their wariness of overtly mainstream trends and
    general aversion toward the fashion industry’s detrimental impact on
    the environment present opportunities for meaningful engagements with
    vintage fashion as a more sustainable avenue of consumption. Extensive
    research on industry practices pertaining to European and North
    American contexts abound, including on issues of environmental damage, the reconfiguring of upstream production processes, and the
    Lin Shih-Ying is an Associate
    Professor and Chair of the
    Department of Styling and
    Cosmetology at Tainan University of
    Technology. Her research focuses on
    Taiwanese fashion cultures, examining the evolution of trends and aesthetics—including clothing and
    makeup—and their intersections with
    social identity, cultural discourse, and
    self-representation.
    limsiyim@gmail.com
    Fashion Theory
    DOI: 10.1080/1362704X.2025.2485495
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    reconditioning of consumer mindsets. Without discounting their relevance to Taiwan, it is important for such conversations to now account
    for the many sociocultural idiosyncrasies that have come to define
    Taiwanese fashion consumer cultures. This paper examines examples of
    vintage fashion collecting and wearing by Taiwanese youth consumers
    and retailers. Through interviews with vintage fashion enthusiasts and
    an exploration of their individual and collective cultural identities, practices of vintage fashion consumption are presented as opportunities for
    furthering fashion sustainability in Taiwan.
    類型:期刊論文
    西元出版年:2025
    關鍵詞:Taiwan ; fashion ; vintage ; sustainability
    作者:林詩吟
    Chih-wei Su
    學校系所:美容造型設計系
    卷期:Fashion Theory: The Journal of Dress, Body and Culture