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Preface What Donna Haraway’s Cyborg Wears Donna Haraway Introduction “Have Space Suit--Will Travel”: A Manifesto for the Potential Real World Impact of Intergalactic Garb Marleen S. Barr Chapter One Dressed for Dystopia: The Appropriation of Margaret Atwood’s Handmaids’ Robes Raffaella Baccolini Chapter Two Workwear, Armor, Voice: Feminist Embodiment and the Politics of Sartorial Worldmaking in Joanna Russ’ Fiction Jeanne Cortiel Chapter Three Learning to Fly: Wings, Fashion, and Posthuman Identity Elana Gomel Chapter Four Japanese Cosplay as a Science Fiction Fashion System: Historical Notes on Transpacific Gender Politics Mari Kotani Chapter Five Fashion Plates: Changing Depictions of Fashion in Connie Willis’ Bellwether, Justina Robson’s Keeping It Real, and Martha Wells’ All Systems Red and Artificial Condition Sylvia Kelso Chapter Six The Fashion of Power and the Power of Fashion: Dress and Empire in Arkady Martine’s A Memory Called Empire Anastasia Klimchynskaya Chapter Seven Sartorial Second Skin and Mundane Attire: Fashioning Identity in Octavia E. Butler’s Parable of the Sower, Parable of the Talents, and Dawn Kamil Naicker Chapter Eight Feminist Refashioning in Xiran Jay Zhao’s Iron Widow Joy Sanchez-Taylor Chapter Nine Science Fiction/Clothing/Reality Or “Putting the ‘Ass’ in ‘Astronaut’” Is a Definite Feminist Fashion No No Marleen S. Barr Afterword Astronaut Barbie Constance Penley |