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Alexandra Tuite

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ID4169080
NAMEAlexandra Tuite
GIVEN NAMESAlexandra
FAMILY NAMETuite
SIGNATURETUITE A
AFFILIATIONSQueensland University of Technology
ORCID0000-0001-8509-690X
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
H-INDEX1
  • What is Independent Fashion? An Australian Perspective

    Alexandra Tuite•ARTICLE•Fashion Practice•2019

    What does it mean to describe a fashion business – a designer, a label, a store – as independent? And how does one recognize it as such? Unlike in other cultural fields such as music or film, there is minimal research offering a comprehensive overview of the concept of “independence” in fashion, despite the sector being highly creative, engaging strongly with cultural and social issues, and enjoying increased visibility and impact through digital…

  • Crafting symbolic value

    Alexandra Tuite, Kathleen Horton•ARTICLE•Creative Industries Journal•2019

    It has been suggested that independent fashion exists at the intersection of ‘art, craft and fashion’ implying that both its identity and its value emerge directly from its connection with these adjacent cultural fields. But what are the precise circumstances under which independent fashion ‘intersects’ with the art and craft sectors and how exactly is symbolic value negotiated along cultural value chains? This article uses a case study approach …

  • Gendered Entrepreneurialism and the Labour of Online Consumption in the Independent Fashion Sector

    Alexandra Tuite•ARTICLE•Fashion Theory•2019•References: 4

    In the intersecting space between contemporary economic models, social media, and fashion and the body, it has been suggested that women are performing emotional and esthetic labor with increasing scrutiny, intensity and impact. This article considers interactions between and within two Instagram accounts from the perspective of these intersecting issues, using the labor they perform within the context of online consumption as a case study. The p…

  • Communicating material characteristics in a digital age

    Open Access•Alexandra Tuite•ARTICLE•Studies in Communication Sciences•2019•Cited by: 1•References: 2

    This article focuses on the intersection of the material and the digital in the independent fashion sector, with a focus on ways in which digital media and contemporary communication tools are being used to unite them. It explores the tension between the opportunities provided to small business in the contemporary media landscape and its use in a sector closely associated with a nostalgic valorisation of material qualities related to nature, arti…

  • Jenny Kee and Flamingo Park

    Alexandra Tuite•ARTICLE•Fashion Style & Popular Culture•2018

    It is contended in this article that independent fashion retailers who display conscious and proactive cultural positioning can be considered as not only retail practitioners, but creative practitioners playing a cultural role in the fashion industry. Australian fashion retailer and designer Jenny Kee is used as a historic example. Kee opened her Flamingo Park retail store in Sydney in 1973 and later became one of Australia’s best-known fashion d…

  • Communicating material characteristics in a digital age

    Open Access•Alexandra Tuite•ARTICLE•Studies in Communication Sciences•2019•Cited by: 1•References: 2

    This article focuses on the intersection of the material and the digital in the independent fashion sector, with a focus on ways in which digital media and contemporary communication tools are being used to unite them. It explores the tension between the opportunities provided to small business in the contemporary media landscape and its use in a sector closely associated with a nostalgic valorisation of material qualities related to nature, arti…

  • Jenny Kee and Flamingo Park

    Alexandra Tuite•ARTICLE•Fashion Style & Popular Culture•2018

    It is contended in this article that independent fashion retailers who display conscious and proactive cultural positioning can be considered as not only retail practitioners, but creative practitioners playing a cultural role in the fashion industry. Australian fashion retailer and designer Jenny Kee is used as a historic example. Kee opened her Flamingo Park retail store in Sydney in 1973 and later became one of Australia’s best-known fashion d…

  • What is Independent Fashion? An Australian Perspective

    Alexandra Tuite•ARTICLE•Fashion Practice•2019

    What does it mean to describe a fashion business – a designer, a label, a store – as independent? And how does one recognize it as such? Unlike in other cultural fields such as music or film, there is minimal research offering a comprehensive overview of the concept of “independence” in fashion, despite the sector being highly creative, engaging strongly with cultural and social issues, and enjoying increased visibility and impact through digital…

  • Crafting symbolic value

    Alexandra Tuite, Kathleen Horton•ARTICLE•Creative Industries Journal•2019

    It has been suggested that independent fashion exists at the intersection of ‘art, craft and fashion’ implying that both its identity and its value emerge directly from its connection with these adjacent cultural fields. But what are the precise circumstances under which independent fashion ‘intersects’ with the art and craft sectors and how exactly is symbolic value negotiated along cultural value chains? This article uses a case study approach …

  • Gendered Entrepreneurialism and the Labour of Online Consumption in the Independent Fashion Sector

    Alexandra Tuite•ARTICLE•Fashion Theory•2019•References: 4

    In the intersecting space between contemporary economic models, social media, and fashion and the body, it has been suggested that women are performing emotional and esthetic labor with increasing scrutiny, intensity and impact. This article considers interactions between and within two Instagram accounts from the perspective of these intersecting issues, using the labor they perform within the context of online consumption as a case study. The p…

  • Communicating material characteristics in a digital age

    Open Access•Alexandra Tuite•ARTICLE•Studies in Communication Sciences•2019•Cited by: 1•References: 2

    This article focuses on the intersection of the material and the digital in the independent fashion sector, with a focus on ways in which digital media and contemporary communication tools are being used to unite them. It explores the tension between the opportunities provided to small business in the contemporary media landscape and its use in a sector closely associated with a nostalgic valorisation of material qualities related to nature, arti…

Art (5 works) · Business (5 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (5 works) · Fashion and Cultural Textiles (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Clothing (4 works) · Visual arts (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works)

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