Bio

Professor Natascha Radclyffe-Thomas EdD is Professor in Marketing and Sustainable Business at the British School of Fashion, GCU London. As well as her expertise in creative pedagogies, her cross-disciplinary research focuses on sustainability including fashion luxury and health, responsible business and management, international marketing and brand strategy and cross-cultural creativity.

Natascha was partner in award-winning luxury childrenswear fashion label Miss Fleur before becoming a full-time academic at the London College of Fashion. She then spent several years working in Asia studying for her Doctorate in cross-cultural education and extending her expertise in the Chinese fashion industry. After a further spell teaching in North America Natascha returned to the Fashion Business School launching the innovative flagship BA Fashion Marketing course incorporating global luxury fashion branding and sustainable business and communications. Natascha is a Senior Fellow of the HEA; her work internationalising the curriculum was recognised with her appointment as the University's inaugural Senior Teaching Scholar and subsequently being awarded an HEA National Teaching Fellowship.

Natascha is an award-winning case study author writing on ethical business (The Case Centre) and co-author of Fashion Management: A Strategic Approach (Palgrave Macmillan). Natascha is the Vice Chair of the Costume Society and Regional Editor for the Bloomsbury Fashion Business Case Study resource. Her publications have appeared in journals including the Journal of Fashion Marketing Management and Psychology Aesthetics Creativity and the Arts. Natascha is a contributor to industry and media pieces on fashion business and consumer behaviour including for the BBC and SHOWstudio.

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