Items where Author is "Chong Kwan:Sara::"

Chong Kwan, Sara and Hegarty, Olivia and O'Donovan, Cian and Stevens, Luke (2025) The Critical Fitting. The Fashion Studies Journal, 16.

Chong Kwan, Sara (2023) Fit But You Know It: Walking Workshop at Multilogue. In: De-Fashioning Education, 15-16 September 2023, Berlin.

Chong Kwan, Sara (2023) Fit But You Know It: Practice-Research Project: Sensory workshopping methods to decolonise fashion fitting. In: Uncommon Senses IV: Sensory Ecologies, Economies, and Aesthetics, 3-6 May 2023, Concordia University Tiohtià:ke/Montreal, Canada.

Chong Kwan, Sara (2023) Sensing the spirit of fashion: A provocation. In: Uncommon Senses IV: Sensory Ecologies, Economies, and Aesthetics, 3-6 May 2023, Concordia University Tiohtià:ke/Montreal, Canada.

Chong Kwan, Sara (2023) Fit But You Know It: Practice-Research Project. In: Transformative Fashion Pedagogies, 31 March, 21 April, 28 April 2023, Online.

Chong Kwan, Sara (2020) The Ambient Gaze: Sensory Atmosphere and the Dressed Body. In: Revisiting the Gaze: The Fashioned Body and the Politics of Looking. Bloomsbury Visual Arts, London. ISBN 9781350154223

Chong Kwan, Sara (2018) Embodied methods in qualitative research. In: The SAGE Encyclopedia of Research Methods. SAGE Publications. ISBN 978-1483381435

Chong Kwan, Sara (2016) Making Sense of Everyday Dress: Integrating multisensory experience within our understanding of contemporary dress in the UK. PhD thesis, University of the Arts London.

Alexander, Bethan and Chong Kwan, Sara (2015) Fashion and The Senses. In: Fashion and The Senses Symposium, 27th March, 2015, London College of Fashion, Rootstein Hopkins Space, 20 John Prince’s Street, London,.

Chong Kwan, Sara and Laing, Morna and Roman, Mario, J. (2014) Fashion and Memory. Critical Studies in Fashion and Beauty, 5 (2). pp. 201-205. ISSN 2040-4417

Chong Kwan, Sara (2012) Drawing on Jules Prown's material culture method of object analysis to investigate sensory engagement with everyday dress. In: Working Papers in Fashion Studies 2. London College of Fashion, London. ISBN 978-1-903455-26-5