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The relationship between upstream vertical integration and environmental sustainability in the luxury fashion industry. [PDF]
Arcuri A, Giolli L.
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This guest editorial article introduces a special section dedicated to the findings, paradoxes and opportunities that emerge from a progressing interest in branding, buyer choices, and the pursuit of well-being in luxury fashion consumption. Contemporary
Vanessa Quintal, Isaac Cheah
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Volume 3.0: Centre for Sustainable Fashion: tactics for change [PDF]
Documenting the debates raised at the Fashioning the Future Summit, a milestone event run by the CSF in October 2008, and strategising to propose new possibilities for the fashion sector which minimise the negative social, environmental and cultural ...
Baldwin, Nina +2 more
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Determinants of Saudi Arabian women’s luxury fashion brands purchase intention: Mediation effect of cognitive-affective model / Amani Adnan M.Aqeel [PDF]
Saudi Arabia, a country that has often been described as traditional and conservative, has been experiencing rising consumption of luxury brands lately. This is indeed an area that is still underexplored as the consumption behaviour of Saudi women toward
M.Aqeel, Amani Adnan
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Research on the marketing strategies of mainstream fast fashion and luxury clothing brands based on the 4P model: A case study of Zara and Prada [PDF]
With the continuous improvement of people’s living standards and the development of the fashion industry, people’s demand for different styles of fashion is also increasing.
Wang Ziying
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Fashion behavior of young people in Kumamoto City : Comparison with street fashions in Tokyo [PDF]
In terms of street fashion, stylish young people in Tokyo use more accessories (such as belts, necklaces, and hats/caps) than those in Kumamoto to coordinate with their clothing, while those in Kumamoto tend to use a fashion technique called "the layered
孫 珠煕
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Brands can be helpful in strengthening a person’s identity. Hence, consumers use brands as instruments for reflecting their personal image and individual goals.
Rupinderdeep Kaur, Anand Thakur
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- The luxury fashion is an important industry from both the economic and socio-cultural perspectives, since the high sales volume marks it as a crisis-proof sector, where the luxury fashion brands trigger specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural ...
Cesare Amatulli +3 more
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An Examination of Contemporary Celebrity Endorsement in Fashion [PDF]
This paper examines the contemporary relationship between fashion brands and celebrities. Noting the historic role of celebrities in fashion and their current prevalence in the industry, the paper moves beyond discussion of the motives and effectiveness ...
Wigley, Stephen M.
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