Items where Author is "Bugg:Jessica::"

Bugg, Jessica (2011) Clothing: Emotion, and Experience. [Art/Design Item] Item not available online.

Bugg, Jessica (2004) Movement Collection 2003 - 2004. [Art/Design Item] [Fashion > Fashion Design (Womenswear)
Fashion > Costume for Performance]

Bugg, Jessica (2003) Black bustle dress. [Art/Design Item] [Fashion > Fashion Design (Womenswear)
Fashion > Costume for Performance]

Bugg, Jessica (2003) Movement collection: toothpick spine and shoelace bustle. [Art/Design Item] [Fashion > Fashion Design (Womenswear)
Fashion > Costume for Performance]

Bugg, Jessica (2003) Red Shake dress. [Art/Design Item] [Fashion > Fashion Design (Womenswear)
Fashion > Costume for Performance]

Bugg, Jessica (2003) White square and hair spine trouser. [Art/Design Item] [Fashion > Fashion Design (Womenswear)
Fashion > Costume for Performance]

Bugg, Jessica (2011) The clothed body in fashion and performance. Journal of the Museum of Applied Art (7). ISSN 05228328 [Fashion > Costume for Performance] (In Press) Item not available online.

Bugg, Jessica (2009) Fashion concept and context from the perspective of the designer, wearer and viewer. Fashion Practice: The Journal of Design, Creative Process and the Fashion Industry, 1 (1). pp. 9-31. ISSN 17569370 [Fashion > Fashion Design (Womenswear)
Fashion > Costume for Performance] Item not available online.

Bugg, Jessica (2011) Emotion and memory; clothing the body as performance. In: 2nd Global conference- Performance: Visual Aspects of Performance Practice, 6th - 8th November 2011. [Fashion > Costume for Performance
Creative Arts and Design > Clothing/Fashion Design] (Unpublished) Item not available online.

Bugg, Jessica (2011) Design for Performance. In: Future Beauty: 30 Years of Japanese Fashion, 15 October 2010 - 6 February 2011, Barbican Art Gallery, London. (Unpublished) Item not available online.

Bugg, Jessica (2011) Designing for the performing body in fashion and performance. In: Designing the Performance Spaces. IFTR/FIRT International Conference, Prague Quadrennial, 22nd - 26th June 2011, Faculty of Philosophy, Charles University, Prague. [Fashion > Fashion Design (Womenswear)
Fashion > Costume for Performance] (Unpublished)

Bugg, Jessica (2010) Fashion and performance. In: Future Beauty, 24th August 2010, Barbican Centre, London. [Fashion > Costume for Performance
Creative Arts and Design > Clothing/Fashion Design] (Unpublished) Item not available online.

Bugg, Jessica (2010) The shifting focus: culture, fashion and identity. In: ITB (Indonesia), CCA (Korea) and Ars Textrina (UK) International Textiles and Costume Congress, 24th - 26th October, 2011, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Bandung, Indonesia.. [Creative Arts and Design > Clothing/Fashion Design] (Unpublished) Item not available online.

Bugg, Jessica (2010) The shifting focus: culture, fashion and identity. In: 24th International Costume Congress: Fashion, Culture and Identity , 24th and 25th August 2010, National Museum of Korea in collaboration with Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea. [Fashion > Fashion Design (Womenswear)]

Bugg, Jessica (2008) Concept, context and communication. In: IFFTI (International Foundation of Fashion Technology Institutes) 10th annual conference, The Body: Connections with Fashion, 2008, Melbourne Australia. [Fashion > Fashion Design (Womenswear)
Fashion > Costume for Performance] (Unpublished)

Bugg, Jessica (2010) Off the Beaten Track. [Performance] [Fashion > Costume for Performance] Item not available online.

Bugg, Jessica (2006) Union dance: sensing change. [Performance] [Fashion > Costume for Performance]

Bugg, Jessica (2011) Creative Costume. [Show/Exhibition] [Fashion > Costume for Performance] Item not available online.

Bugg, Jessica (2008) Movement Collection Video exhibited in exhibition “When Photography and Drawing meet Fashion”. [Show/Exhibition] [Fashion > Fashion Design (Womenswear)
Fashion > Costume for Performance] Item not available online.

Bugg, Jessica (2006) Interface: concept and context as strategies for innovative fashion design and communication: an analysis from the perspective of the conceptual fashion design practitioner. PhD thesis, University of the Arts London. [Fashion > Fashion History & Theory] Item availablity restricted.