Articles considered topics such as slow fashion sustainability, millennial Chinese consumers' shopping patterns, and creative directors' rise to fame. Contributors included scholars from national land-grant and international institutions, such as the University of Minnesota, the University of North Texas, Central Michigan University, and Stockholm University.
Fashion, Style, and Popular Culture is a peer-reviewed Intellect Publishing journal that is circulated internationally.
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