This paper is published in print and online for Fashion My Religion! the 10-year anniversary edition of the international and interdisciplinary FASHIONCLASH Festival in Maastricht.
Featuring more than 100 designers and artists from all over the world and contributions by Didem Tali, Dalia Vann, Das Leben am Haverkamp, Elise Crutzen and many more.
Graphic design is by Studio Noto and art direction.
The overarching theme Fashion My Religion! boldly dives into one of the most current themes of the
moment; religion. Specifically, the relation between religion and gender, hair style and clothing.
FASHIONCLASH dares participants and visitors to research, highlight or break existing religious traditions and taboos by way of using fashion. A call to activism that hopefully inspires a new generation of fashionmakers and lovers to fulfil their role as meaningful as they can.
http://fashionclash.nl/
