Loscialpo, F. (forthcoming) ‘Ethno-racial capitalism within contemporary fashion. Forced labour and the Uyghur crisis’, in Delice, S. and A.Almila (eds.) Fashion and Transnational Inequalities, London: Routledge.

Loscialpo, F. (forthcoming) ‘Fashion in the Racial Capitalocene’, in Bartlett, D. and C. Stevenson (et al.), What is Radical about Cultural Studies Now? Fashion, Culture and Politics in the Age of the Anthropocene, London: Bloomsbury Publishing.

Loscialpo, F. and E.Mongelli (2021) ‘Human rights, transparency and accountability in fashion: a Conversation on Uyghur Forced Labour’, Fashion Revolution.

Loscialpo, F., E.Mongelli, D.Isa (2021) ‘A Lack of Transparency and the Uyghur Crisis’, viewpoint in Fashion Transparency Index 2021, Fashion Revolution, available at https://www.fashionrevolution.org/about/transparency/

Loscialpo, F. (2021) ‘Fashion and Politics’, Fashion Theory: The Journal of Dress, Body & Culture (25) 2, pp.301-306.

Loscialpo, F. (2020) ‘Subject, power and political critique’, in Jordi Barreras, Already but not yet, Punctum Press, art book.

Losciapo, F. (2020) ‘Dress, Body, Deconstruction: A Philosophical Perspective. An Interview with Flavia Loscialpo’, ZoneModa Journal (10) 1, pp. 105-110.

Loscialpo, F. (2020) ‘Identity politics, untold stories and creative actions: Mundo LatinX’, International Journal of Fashion Studies (6) 2, pp.105-114.

Loscialpo, F. (2019) ‘“I am an immigrant”: fashion, immigration and borders in the contemporary trans-global landscape’, Fashion Theory: The Journal of Dress, Body & Culture, 23 (2), pp.1-35.

Loscialpo, F. (2016) ‘From the Physical to the Digital and Back: Fashion Exhibitions in the Digital Age’, International Journal of Fashion Studies (3) 2, pp.225-248.

Loscialpo, F. (2014) ‘Utopian Clothing: the Futurist and Constructivist Proposals in the Early 1920s’, journal Clothing Cultures, 1 (3), Special Issue, Intellect Ltd. Editors J.Turney and A.Franklin, pp.225-244.

Loscialpo, F. (ed) (2013), Flight: Drawing Interpretations, London: London College of Fashion and National Gallery, London.

Loscialpo, F. (2013) ‘The Fashion Revolution of Japanese Designers: Issey Miyake, Rei Kawakubo, and Yohji Yamamoto’, Fashion-Wise, e-book, edited by M.Vaccarella and J.L.Foltyn, Inter-Disciplinary Press, Oxford, ISBN: 978-1-84888-160-0, pp.21-33

Loscialpo, F. (2012) ‘Traces and Constellations: the Invisible Genealogies of Fashion’, Endymatologika, 4, journal by The Hellenic Costume Society and Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation, pp.136-145.

Loscialpo, F. (2012) ‘China through the Looking Glass’, Fashion Practice: The Journal of Design, Creative Process & the Fashion Industry, vol.4, issue 1, pp.135-144.

Loscialpo, F. (2011) ‘Fashion and Philosophical Deconstruction: A Fashion in-Deconstruction’ in Fashion Forward, e-book, edited by A. de Witt-Paul and M.Crouch, Inter-Disciplinary Press, Oxford, ISBN: 978-1-84888-001, pp.13-29.

Loscialpo, F. and Hodes, C. (eds) (2011) Drawing and the Body, London: London College of Fashion.

Curatorial

2017. ‘Let’s get Lost. Southampton as the Situationist city’, Southampton (16-23 November) for the national festival ‘Being Human 2017 - Festival in the humanities’, funded by CREST. Curator and researcher.

2013. Flight: Drawing Interpretations, Friday late event at National Gallery, Symposium at London College of Fashion. Co-curator and researcher. Website: http://flightdrawinginterpretations.com/

2011. Drawing and the Body. An exploration of the body through drawing by creative practitioners from London College of Fashion, KG52 Gallery, Stockholm, an exchange exhibition between London College of Fashion and The Swedish School of Textiles, University of Borås, Sweden. Co-curator and researcher. Website: http://drawingandthebody.com/

2010. A Fashion in Deconstruction – a hypothetical exhibition, The Mall Galleries, London, curator and exhibition design.

2009. Young British Designers: Mapping Future Fashion, Victoria & Albert Museum, co-curator and exhibition design.

2009. Occupying Spaces: The White Dress Project exhibition, 65-67 Broadwick Street, co-curator and exhibition design.

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