Clothing and visual arts, clothing and architecture, clothing and politics - in fashion, there are multiple media interactions. When clothing becomes fashion, that is, a cultural practice, it possesses its own mediality and integrates themes such as globalization, sustainability, and transculturality as a mediation between the subject and the environment. The contributions in this volume, with a foreword by Harold Koda, demonstrate that the internet, blogs, and the spread through social networks are shaping a new level of communicative exchange in fashion. These developments have implications for the further evolution of fashion theoretical approaches and the constitution of a science of fashion.