Fashioning Japanese Subcultures

Cover
Contents
List of Plates and Tables
Acknowledgments
I: INTRODUCTION
	1 Understanding Subcultural Studies: Dick Hebdige Revisited
	2 Placing Tokyo on the Fashion Map: From Catwalk to Street Style
	3 Japanese Youth in a Changing Society
II: GEOGRAPHICALLY AND STYLISTICALLY DEFINED JAPANESE SUBCULTURES
	4 Shibuya: The Youth in Outspoken Rebellion
	5 Harajuku: The Youth in Silent Rebellion
	6 Akihabara and Ikebukuro: Playing with Costume as Entertainment
	7 Shinjuku: Girls of the Nightlife Using Beauty and Youth as Weapons
	8 Kouenji and Other Fashion Districts: From Secondhand Clothes Lovers to Fast Fashion Followers
	9 Individual and Institutional Networks within a Subcultural System: Efforts to Validate and Valorize New Tastes in Fashion
III: THE POWER OF THE YOUTH: TRICKLE-UP/BUBBLE-UP THEORY REVISITED
	10 The Deprofessionalization of Fashion
	11 The Globalization of Japanese Subcultures and Fashion: Future Possibilities and Limitations
Conclusion: The Future of Japanese Subcultures
Appendix
Notes
References and Further Reading
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