Self-Presentation Patterns and Fashion Consumption Behavior: New Insights for Social Media Marketing

Abstract

The research employs factor analysis, followed by a MANOVA procedure to explore relationships between fashion consumption and social media usage behavior based on data collected from 447 individuals. Findings suggest that social media usage and apparel consumption motivations interact, particularly for whom use social media for instant-self presentation.

Clients:

2019 Global Fashion Management Conference at Paris

Category:

Publications

Date:

July 2019

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