ModaPalavra, Florianópolis, V. 16, N. 38, p. , jan./jun. 2023
12
ModaPalavra e-periódico / Dossiê Artes, Moda e Cultura Visual
historical bias on clothing, by Matthäus Schwarz, through mapping
and classication, which resulted in surveyed works, in addition
to highlighting the book by João Affonso, a pioneering work of the
genre in Brazil. This work lists a set of works considered canonical
because they present important aspects of the process of use
and circulation of images of costumes, categorized as clothing
books, costume books, engraving and costume books, large
illustrated books, romantic/historicist books and modern books.
Such productions helped to reect on how the construction of an
imaginary about the clothing present in publications that will give
rise to the eld of the history of clothing took place.
On the other hand, the article “The Ronaldo Fraga Case and
the concept of a sublime fashion brand: auterization, otherness
and socio-materiality in the process of adopting authorial fashion”,
produced by Camila Braga Soares Pinto, Ana Paula Celso de
Miranda, Maribel Carvalho Suarez and Leandro Pinheiro Chevitarese
presents a study that explores the alterity of things and the sublime
to present the concept of an authorial fashion brand. The work
begins with a discussion of authorial fashion, followed by notions of
materiality from the relational perspective of object orientation and
the relational notions of alterity and the sublime in contemporary
times. When they look at the Ronaldo Fraga case, where they
describe the constitutive elements of the brand, they show the
creator's conceptions for the brand, his concept store - the Grande
Hotel, as well as the vision of the managers and their consumers
through interviews that demonstrate experiences of rapture of
materiality, antagonisms and the unusual and disconcerting effects
of the sublime for the world and those who return to the creator.
And we close this dossier with the article “Femininities and
intertextual relations: an experience of reading images from Vogue
US magazine”, written by Káritha Bernardo de Macedo, which brings
an account of a non-formal pedagogical experience by proposing
the reading of three images to a group of 5 people of different
genders and ages. The images were chosen because they refer to
the cover of Vogue US Magazine with Beyoncé, in the September
2018 issue. The author investigates whether it would be possible
to promote a discussion about fashion images and a broadening
08-13