Refashioning Bill Gibb for the 21st Century

List of Illustrations
Foreword, Dame Zandra Rhodes, Fashion and Textile Designer
Acknowledgements
Introduction, Shane Strachan, University of Aberdeen, UK and Josephine Steed, Robert Gordon University, UK

Part One: Gibb's design process: influences and collaborations
1. An interview with Bill Gibb's sisters
2. Disciplined flamboyance: Gibb's drawing and design process, Christine Rew, Former Manager of Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums Service, UK
3. Britain's fashion education revolution: Bricolage and Historicism in the work of Bill Gibb, Marie McLoughlin, University of Brighton, UK
4. Folkloric revivals and exoticism in fashion: Bill Gibb and the vanguard of designers in 1960s-1970s France, Elizabeth Fischer, University of Art and Design HEAD - Geneve, Switzerland
5. An interview with Kaffe Fassett, Artist
6. Gibb's knitwear in the 1970s: collaboration, innovation and 'slow' fashion, Josephine Steed, Robert Gordon University, UK

Part Two: Gibb's fashion legacy
7. The show must go on: was Bill Gibb the greatest showman?, Iain R Webb, Kingston University, UK
8. Souvenirs of style: a web of memory association, NJ Stevenson, London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London, UK
9. An interview with Morna Annandale of Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums
10. Restyled and reimagined: exploring Bill Gibb's digital legacy on Instagram, Madeleine Marcella-Hood, Christina Reid and Peter Reid, Robert Gordon University, UK
11. From Gibb to Gucci: how folklore fashions comfort in turbulent times, Karen Cross, Robert Gordon University, UK

Part Three: Reinterpreting Gibb today
12. Bill Gibb through the lens of cultural appropriation, Jeena Sharma, Fashion Journalist
13. Addressing climate change through Bill Gibb's design legacy, Lynn Wilson, University of Glasgow, UK
14. An interview with Giles Deacon, Fashion Designer
15. Exploring Gibb's design process within fashion education, Shane Strachan, University of Aberdeen, UK and Josephine Steed, Robert Gordon University, UK
16. The Bill Gibb Line: creative crossovers in fashion and poetry, Shane Strachan, University of Aberdeen, UK

Notes
Selected References
List of Contributors
Index