"Sartorial fandom: Fashion, beauty culture, and identity," edited by Elizabeth Affuso and Suzanne Scott

Fiona Haborak

doi:10.3983/twc.2025.2987

September 14, 2025Transformative Works and CulturesOpen Access

"Sartorial fandom: Fashion, beauty culture, and identity," edited by Elizabeth Affuso and Suzanne Scott

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Fashion and beauty culture significantly influence individual identity, leading to diverse expressions of fandom.
The anthology includes contributions that analyze the relationship between sartorial choices and identity formation.
Multiple perspectives reflect on how fandom and beauty standards intersect within various cultural contexts.
This work emphasizes the importance of understanding fashion within the broader socio-cultural identity framework.

Implication

Edited volume investigates how fashion and beauty culture shape identity in fandom, suggesting deeper connections.

Abstract

Elizabeth Affuso and Suzanne Scott, editors. Sartorial fandom: Fashion, beauty culture, and identity. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2023, paperback, $29.95 (294 p) ISBN 978-0472056040.

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