Aude LeGuennec

Aude LeGuennec is a Reader in Design Anthropology at the Mackintosh School of Architecture, The Glasgow School of Art. Her work bridges fashion studies, childhood sociology, and museum curation through interdisciplinary research frameworks.

• Specializes in socio-cultural dimensions of childhood through clothing analysis
• Co-founder of global initiatives like IN2FROCC and Prospect'Kid 2030
• Curator and academic advisor for museum exhibitions including S'habiller pour l'école

Recent publications explore school uniforms, colonial fashion influences, and clothing's role in child development. She leads transdisciplinary learning models that integrate heritage practices with contemporary design pedagogy.

• Collaborates with institutions across France, UK, Europe, and Chile
• Focuses on sustainable fashion systems and child-centered design approaches

Her research has been presented at international conferences on cultural democracy, creative skills, and school dress codes, with outputs featured in Bloomsbury, Palgrave, and Routledge publications.