Editorial

Autori

• Daniela Calanca Università di Bologna
  She is Graduated in Philosophy and in Arts at Bologna University.
  Contemporary History Researcher at the  Department for Life Qualities Studies - University of Bologna - Rimini Campus. She is Director's Delegate for International Relations at Department for Life Quality Studies. She is member of International Board of Culture Fashion Communication - International Research Centre University of Bologna, member of Center Advanced Studies in Tourism University of Bologna. She was Visiting Lecturer at the Italian Studies Department - Brown University Providence R.I. USA, at Escola de Artes, Ciencias e Humanidades (EACH) Universidade de Sao Paulo Brazil, and at Faculdade de Artes Visuais (FAV) da Universidade Federal de Goiàs Brazil, and collaborates with Unitwin Net/Unesco connected to the Chair of «Culture- Tourisme – Développement» University of Paris 1- Panthéon Sorbonne. She is Co-Editor of  "ZoneModa Journal" and "AlmaTourism" Journal of Tourism, Culture and Territorial Development, University of Bologna Rimini Campus.
• Simona Segre Reinach Università di Bologna
  Anthropologist and fashion theorist, is associate professor at Bologna University, Rimini Campus. Main interests: Sociology of Global Fashion, Fashion Theory, Communication, China Studies, Fashion Curation. She is Scientific Director of Fashion Projects in Master Design and Technology for Fashion Communication and Editor of ZoneModa Journal. Editorial Committees: Fashion Theory, Cultural Studies in Fashion and Beauty, International Journal of Fashion Studies, Dress Cultures (I.B. Tauris/Bloomsbury), Moda, Cultura, Società (Mondadori-Pearson), Fashion in Process (Mandragora), Anthem Studies in Fashion, Dress and Visual Culture. Latest books: Exhibit! La moda esposta. Lo spazio della mostra e lo spazio della marca (Mondadori Pearson with L. Marchetti 2017), Fashion in Multiple Chinas. Chinese Styles in the Transglobal Landscape (I.B. Tauris/Bloomsbury with W. Ling 2018), Biki. Visioni francesi per una moda italiana (Rizzoli 2019).