Vol. 18 No. 2: Studies in Communication Sciences

Editors: Sébastien Salerno, Thomas Häussler, Sara Greco, & Katharina Lobinger | Journal Manager: Philipp Bachmann | Thematic Section Editors: Nadzeya Kalbaska, Teresa Sádaba, & Lorenzo Cantoni | Hosted by HOPE | Publishing house: Seismo Verlag | ISSN: 1424-4896

Published: 2019-05-20

General Section

Public nuisance or an asset to democracy? Does the free press aim to provide a public service? An empirical study examining journalistic functions within the normative framework of the European Union

Marie-Isabell Lohmann, Andreas Riedl

215–229
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Who trusts the news media? Exploring the factors shaping trust in the news media in German-speaking Switzerland

Dorothee Arlt

231–245
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The effects of public diplomacy on country identity in countries with different language regions and cultures: The case of Switzerland

Diana Ingenhoff, Dominique Richner

247–266
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Editorial

Editorial

Katharina Lobinger, Sara Greco

209–211
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Thematic Section

Editorial: Fashion communication: Between tradition and digital transformation

Nadzeya Kalbaska, Teresa Sádaba, Lorenzo Cantoni

269–285
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Il vestito forma la persona – “clothes make the man”: Fashion morality in Italian nineteenth-century conduct books

Annick Paternoster, Francesca Saltamacchia

287–306
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European luxury fashion brand advertising and marketing relating to nostalgia

Pelin Ok

307–324
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Girls that wear Abercrombie & Fitch: Reading fashion branding aesthetics into music videos

Myles Ethan Lascity

325–337
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What plus-size means for plus-size women: A mixed-methods approach

Deborah A. Christel, Susan C. Williams Née Dunn

339–352
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Communicating seduction. Luxury fashion advertisements in video campaigns

Paula von Wachenfeldt

353–363
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Body in fashion films: The new net-aesthetic era

Simonetta Buffo

365–381
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Key challenges for the fashion industry in tackling climate change

Matthew Hibberd

383–397
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Taste-making in turbulent times: Vogue and its social networks

Rachel Matthews

399–410
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Communicating material characteristics in a digital age: Three case studies in independent fashion

Alexandra Tuite

411–423
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Fashion influencers and Instagram. A quasi-perfect binomial

Cristina González Fernández, Raquel Martínez-Sanz

425–437
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The impact of attitudes towards influencers amongst millennial fashion buyers

Patricia SanMiguel, Simone Guercini, Teresa Sádaba

439–460
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Vol. 18 No. 2: Studies in Communication Sciences

General Section

Public nuisance or an asset to democracy? Does the free press aim to provide a public service? An empirical study examining journalistic functions within the normative framework of the European Union

Who trusts the news media? Exploring the factors shaping trust in the news media in German-speaking Switzerland

The effects of public diplomacy on country identity in countries with different language regions and cultures: The case of Switzerland

Editorial

Editorial

Thematic Section

Editorial: Fashion communication: Between tradition and digital transformation

Il vestito forma la persona – “clothes make the man”: Fashion morality in Italian nineteenth-century conduct books

European luxury fashion brand advertising and marketing relating to nostalgia

Girls that wear Abercrombie & Fitch: Reading fashion branding aesthetics into music videos

What plus-size means for plus-size women: A mixed-methods approach

Communicating seduction. Luxury fashion advertisements in video campaigns

Body in fashion films: The new net-aesthetic era

Key challenges for the fashion industry in tackling climate change

Taste-making in turbulent times: Vogue and its social networks

Communicating material characteristics in a digital age: Three case studies in independent fashion

Fashion influencers and Instagram. A quasi-perfect binomial

The impact of attitudes towards influencers amongst millennial fashion buyers

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