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Circular Economy and Sustainability in Luxury Fashion Consumer Behavior: A Review and Research Agenda

International Journal of Consumer Studies
Over the last decade, luxury consumers have become more aware of the adverse environmental impacts associated with their lifestyles and are transitioning toward more responsible consumption patterns.
Elena Gasulla Tortajada   +3 more
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Sustainability reporting practices: an explorative analysis of luxury fashion brands

Management Decision, 2023
PurposeThe purpose of this research is to identify the sustainable practices of luxury fashion brands through their communications via official reporting documents to classify practices used for communicating sustainability performance.Design/methodology/
Alessio Di Leo   +4 more
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The thousand faces of beauty: How credible storytelling unlocks disability representation in inclusive luxury fashion branding

Journal of business research
The increasing popularity of inclusive marketing as part of the broader strategies of brand activism, linked to the diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) movement, is creating new opportunities for luxury fashion brands to signal their responsibility and
Zoe Lee   +2 more
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Purchase intention of luxury fashion brands in post-pandemic era: A double moderation analysis using information acceptance model

Journal of Marketing Communications, 2023
This study explores the factors influencing luxury fashion brands’ information adoption and purchase intention. Using the information acceptance model (IACM), a double-layered conceptual model was developed to investigate the relationship between various
Anurag Singh   +2 more
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Building brand attachment in China’s luxury fashion industry: The role of NFT characteristics

Journal of Global Fashion Marketing
This study examined the effect of NFT (Non-Fungible Token) characteristics on brand attachment within the context of luxury fashion brands in China. Quantitative methodology was employed, involving the distribution of survey questionnaires to luxury ...
L. Zhang, Ing Grace Phang
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Does Luxury Fashion Shape Consumers’ Perception Differently in the Real World Versus the Metaverse? A Comparative Study on Wearer Evaluation

International journal of human computer interactions
As the metaverse’s significance becomes more widely recognized, people are increasingly expressing their identities in virtual spaces, acquiring luxury fashion items that would be difficult to obtain in reality, and willingly engaging in interactions ...
Hoisoo Um, Eunju Ko, M. Cho, Boram Do
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Virtual reality luxury fashion show: how imaginary space influences brand word‑of‑mouth

International Journal of Advertising
The proliferation of digital technologies and the development of virtual reality (VR) have enabled the fashion industry to implement virtual fashion shows, thereby improving the consumer experience.
M. Cho, Eunju Ko, Hyo-Young Jung
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Rethinking Luxury Fashion Seminar

Luxury, 2016
The Rethinking Luxury Fashion Seminar was the second in the interdisciplinary seminar series featuring Critical Approaches to Contemporary Luxury Studies organized by the Luxury Research Group base...
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Luxury fashion brands in metaverse retailing – a review of literature and practice

Foresight
Purpose The purposes of this study are to identify the ways that luxury fashion brands can leverage in metaverse retailing, and give insights to practitioners in the fashion industry who are planning to launch metaverse retailing.
F. Tam, Jane Lung
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Luxury Fashion Retailers and Consumers’ Perceptions of Luxury Fashion Websites: An Extended Abstract

2017
The term luxury is widely recognized by the general public, although the way luxury is defined varies (e.g., Ciornea 2013; Deloitte 2014). For example, some define the term in connection with its attributes, whereas others define it in relation to price and scarcity (Deloitte 2014).
Jung-Hwan Kim, Minjeong Kim
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