Fashion as Photograph

Eugenie Shinkle is a photographer and Senior Lecturer in Photographic Theory and Criticism at the University of Westminster. She is a regular contributor to books and journals in the fields of photography and digital game studies, and has been exhibiting her photographic work internationally since 1992.

• Acknowledgements; Introduction; Section 1: Critical Contexts; Caroline Evans A Shop of Images and Signs; Susan Kismaric and Eva Respini Fashioning Fiction in Photography Since 1990; Philippe Garner The Celebration of the Fashion Image - Photograph as Market Commodity and Research Tool; Margaret Maynard The Fashion Photograph: An 'Ecology'; Becky Conekin Lee Miller's Simultaneity; Section 2: Processes and Politics; Eugenie Shinkle & Roger Hargreaves Interview with Rankin; Sascha Behrendt [need title!!]; Eugenie Shinkle Interview with Penny Martin; Section 3: Image and Identity; Barbel Sill Stardom and Fashion: on the Representation of Female Movie Stars and their Fashion(able) Image in Magazines and Advertising Campaigns; Stephanie Neda Sadre-Orafai Developing Images: Race, Language, and Perception in Fashion Model Casting; Isabelle Wallace Sex, Sameness and Desire: Thoughts on Versace and the Clone; Karen de Perthuis Beyond Perfection: The Fashion Model in the Age of Digital Manipulation; Section 4: Reassessing the Real; Agnes Rocamora and Alistair O'Neill Fashioning the Street: Images of the Street in the Fashion Media; Kate Rhodes The Elegance of The Everyday: Nobodies in Contemporary Fashion Photography; Eugenie Shinkle The Line Between the Wall and the Floor: Reality and Affect in Contemporary Fashion Photography; Notes on Contributors.

"'Fashion is a photograph. When we think of fashion... we think of a photograph. It all comes together as a photograph.' - Peter Saville"