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Fashion Merchandising: Fashion News

Check out what's new, what's trending, and what's coming up in the world of fashion.

Welcome

This guide offers subject-specific sources to assist in locating credible, quality fashion merchandising information sources.

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Literatures in Apparel, Textile and Merchandising

To look at publications such as:

  • Business of Fashion
  • Clothing and Textiles Research Journal
  • International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology
  • Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management

Click on the link below:

and enter the name of any journal for which you are looking (e.g., Business of Fashion or Clothing & Textiles Research Journal). This will lead to a link(s) to the database(s) in which the journal may be found. Clicking on a database (e.g., General OneFile or SAGE Journals) will take you to the record for the journal within that database and allow you to access specific volumes and issues of the journal.

Additionally, a link to LIU Libraries Print & Microform may also be provided for those journals available in the LIU Libraries Periodicals Collections. If you wish to have a copy made of an article in the Library's Collections, use the Digital Delivery Request Form.

If LIU does not subscribe to the full-text of a journal , you can still request articles through Interlibrary Loan (ILL).

Attribution

Created by Associate Professor Elizabeth Mezick, and modified by Emily Walshe.