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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Luxury Fashion"”.
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Luxury fashion online : a research of the online marketsplace for luxury fashion brands
Over the last decades the scene of Luxury Fashion has changed significantly, and has evolved from being trade-driven activities, dominated by small and successful family businesses, to becoming a global economic force with a concrete structure and operational mechanisms. At the same time, the …
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Own Your Politics: The Entanglement of Resistance and the Luxury Fashion Industry
… of social and political content by the fashion industry in recent years. Such content raises questions about the relationship between notions of political resistance and market capitalism. Marxist theorists such as Frederic Jameson and David Harvey would perhaps view this phenomenon as a …
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Consumer Motivations and Perceived Value in Online Second-Hand Luxury Fashion Shopping
<p>The second-hand luxury fashion market is growing four times faster than the primary luxury fashion market and already represents a $24 billion market today (Beauloye, 2019; Siwak, 2020). Younger generations such as millennials and Gen Z are buying and selling preowned luxury products almost …
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The logic of practice - understanding the Chinese newly rich consumers' status consumption in luxury fashion clothes.
… consumers have gained substantial power in the luxury sector through their conspicuous consumption. Chinese consumers lack of cultural capital and inexperience in the purchase and use of material commodities in the luxury consumption field has led many to associate their conspicuous consumption …
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Luxury fashion brands: how brand personality, mediated by perceived brand luxury, and moderated by brand experience, contributes to brand equity
… of brand personality, perceived brand luxury, and brand experience, and how these variables impact brand equity for luxury fashion brands. The study developed a valid instrument for measuring luxury fashion brand personality and provided a relationship model to explain the relationship …
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Brand extensions into the hospitality industry by luxury fashion labels and national identity: the cases of Hotel Missoni Edinburgh and Maison Moschino
The luxury fashion industry is closely intertwined with the phenomenon of brand extension. Italian labels have been particularly active in this regard, consistently associating their name with a variety of products and extending into sectors that are sometimes rather distant from the core where …
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Reconciling materialism and anti-consumption: A grounded approach to the co-existence of solid-liquid consumption in fashion rentals
… shifting the focus from owning possessions, like luxury fashion, towards their usage. The once straightforward binary philosophical understanding of ownership-based vs. access-based consumption however has been upended as access-based services facilitate the quick circulation of luxury fashion …
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Reconciling materialism and anti-consumption: A grounded approach to the co-existence of solid-liquid consumption in fashion rentals
… shifting the focus from owning possessions, like luxury fashion, towards their usage. The once straightforward binary philosophical understanding of ownership-based vs. access-based consumption however has been upended as access-based services facilitate the quick circulation of luxury fashion …
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The disruptive impact of technology on the fashion industry
The rules of the power game are shifting in the fashion industry due to technology. High-end fashion brands are faced with a significant disruption because of the forces of media and technology. Traditionally, fashion trends trickled down from high-end fashion to lower-end fashion or mass fashion. …
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The Ever-Evolving Object: The Role of ‘Incentive Aesthetics’ In Fashion Design Education
… Incentive Aesthetics (IA) within the context of fashion design education, with a focus on sustainability and speculative design. Originally conceived to integrate technological and visual affordances into the design of luxury fashion artefacts, IA is repositioned latterly to inspire educational …
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Institution-Based Resource: Concept and Cases
… The Role of Couturier and Creator as IBR in the Luxury Fashion Industry, 2) Art Museums’ Consecration of Fashion Designers as Artists, and 3) The Royal Warrant as an IBR. The findings from our research support and highlight the importance of our IBR concept to firms’ strategy and competitive …
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The Impact of Brand Equity on Luxury Horizontal Brand Extension
A recent trend in the luxury industry reveals that many companies are using brand extension strategies to leverage their assets among competitors. Despite the popularity of the luxury brand extensions, limited research has been conducted to determine its effectiveness. This study proposed the …
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Cultural Translation: An Analysis of Chinese Tropes in Emerging Luxury Chinese Lifestyle Fashion Brands
… tropes began to be widely deployed in global luxury fashion brand collections. In the late twentieth century, following the success of ‘China style’ effects, the use of Chinese tropes was a dominant trend in emerging luxury Chinese branding practices. The deployment of Chinese tropes as …
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SUPPORTING COMPANIES IN THEIR DIGITAL TRANSITION TO SMART MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS
… challenges for several manufacturing sectors. Luxury fashion is a key example, showing two blocking factors. First, the need to keep not only design, but also production data in-house, to protect industrial secrets, prevents the export of production or design data to external cloud services. …
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e-Commerce fulfillment models for luxury brands in Asia
… in e-Commerce retail, specifically in the luxury goods space. Consumption of luxury goods in China has reached $9.4B in 2010, second only to Japan in the world. As luxury purchase rates continue to increase in China, luxury fashion brands are investing many resources to understand the …
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From Hand Craft to Digital Technology: a practice-based material culture analysis of the historical and contemporary ancillary trades of the London élite fashion industry
The ancillary trades of the London based élite fashion industry are the focus of this practice-based research, which is founded in material culture studies. Hitherto these trades have not been the subject of any in depth scholarly work, and therefore this thesis seeks to make a contribution to …