Acknowledgements
Introduction
Contextualizing fashion and war within popular culture
Jennifer Craik
Overview
Denise N. Rall
Section 1: The military in popular culture
1. Representation of female wartime bravery in Australia’s Wanda the War Girl and Jane at War from the UK
Jane Chapman
2. Fashionable fascism: Cinematic images of the Nazi before and after 9/11
Kylee M. Hartman-Warren
3. Branding the muscled male body as military costume
Heather Smith and Richard Gehrmann
Section 2: Fashion and the military
4. In the service of clothes: Else Schiaparelli and the war experience
Annita Boyd
5. The discipline of appearance: Military style and Australian flight hostess uniforms 1930-1964
Prudence Black
6. Models, medals, and the use of military emblems in fashion
Amanda Laugesen
Section 3: Framing youth fashion, textile artworks and postcolonial costume in the context of conflict
7. Battle dressed – clothing the criminal, or the horror of the ‘hoodie’ in Britain
Joanne Turney
8. Dutch wax and display: London and the art of Yinka Shonibare
Davinia Gregory
9. Costume and conquest: Introducing a proximity framework for post-war impacts on textile and fashion
Denise N. Rall
Afterword: The military in contemporary fashion
Denise N. Rall
Contributors