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The Case of the Lululemon Brand Assemblage
Brands as Mediators of Lifestyles – the Case of the Lululemon Brand Assemblage MASTER THESIS Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of MASTER OF SCIENCE in Strategic Management Univ. - Prof. Dr. Andrea HEMETSBERGER Department of Strategic Management, Branding The University of Innsbruck School of Management Submitted by Selina WIEDMANN Innsbruck, Mai 2018 Abstract Brands are constantly changing due to public discourse online and offline. Using netnographic data from the brand Lululemon and conceptualising brands as processes and assemblages of interacting components, this master thesis investigates how brands and other elements of a brand assemblage mediate among stakeholders and culture. This work suggests that the processes cultural tagging, cultural portraying and field language facilitate social mediation between a brand and a cultural field. Table of Contents List of Tables and Figures ........................................................................................................ IV 1. Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 1 1.1. Problem Description ................................................................................................... 1 1.2. Structure of the Thesis ................................................................................................ 2 2. Theoretical Background ..................................................................................................... -
COVID 19 a Global Pandemic: Global Industry Shift Consumer Shifts
COVID 19 A Global Pandemic: Global Industry Shift Consumer Shifts & Brands Future Innovations Contents page: Part 1 : 3 - Executive Summary 4 - Research and Analysis: Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) 5 -Prior Pandemic : Consumers Getting “WOKE” 6/7 - Prior Pandemic The rise of global sustainability 7/14 - Fashion strategy’s in the Pandemic Lockdown Part 2 : 14/20 : Current Consumer Shifts Part 3 : 20-34 : Puma Business model Innovations Part 4: 35-36 : Future Fashion Landscape Executive Summary: The objective of this report is an exploration study of the current fashion environ- ment and the future predictions of consumers wants and desires. The world is in Pandemic lockdown and the spread of the Covid-19 virus has re-shaped the fashion industry. Part 1. Will investigate what is currently happening in the industry following the un- predicted pandemic. Part 2. Exploring the potential long-term consumer shifts ranging from lifestyle changes, the shopping environment and sustainability demand in fashion. Part 3. Centre on future business model innovation opportunity’s following the pan- demic. Part 4. Discussing the potential future virtual/physical landscape innovations for fashion brands post pandemic. Research and Analysis: Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) The fashion environment is an ever-changing business landgrab; Brands are constant- ly innovating and developing new techniques to stand out. However what business forecast can predict what lays ahead when a dominant and deadly global health pandemic hits? The global pandemic evolved in Wuhan, China in December 2019(CNN, 2020). The spread of the deadly virus was rapid and by March 2020 every country in the world has infect- ed cases. -
School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry Fitspiration Or
School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry Fitspiration or Fitsploitation? Postfeminism, Digital Media and Authenticity in Women’s Fitness Culture Madison Rose Magladry This thesis is presented for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy of Curtin University December 2018 Declaration To the best of my knowledge and belief this thesis contains no material previously published by any other person except where due acknowledgement has been made. This thesis contains no material which has been accepted for the award of any other degree or diploma in any university. Madison Magladry December 2018 i Abstract Women’s fitness culture is an observably popular phenomenon in the West on social media, in gym space or even through the prevalence of activewear. Women are called to take responsibility for their physical fitness in a way that contests but also actively draws from well-established models of femininity. This thesis asks how and to what effect women’s fitness represents itself as empowering as well as reinforces gender roles. I propose that women’s fitness conveys a postfeminist sensibility that is characterised by a neoliberal emphasis on transforming and disciplining the self while presenting this project as a mode of feminist liberation. I use textual analysis supplemented by participant observation in different areas of fitness culture to engage with these ideologies and how they are deployed. Through analysis of different types of fitness subjects, practices and texts including gym selfies, activewear, fit bodies and spaces and queer fitness celebrities, I will argue women’s fitness culture constructs a fit feminine subject aligned with prevailing cultural values of capitalism, whiteness, heternormativity and an essentialist understanding of gender. -
Preferred Attributes of Sportswear Products Among South African Females
Preferred attributes of sportswear products among South African females Michelle Hutcheon Student number: 594915 A research article submitted to the Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management, University of the Witwatersrand, in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Business Administration Johannesburg, 2018 Protocol number: WBS/BA594915/869 ABSTRACT Sports bras, as a subcategory of sportswear, represents a large and growing marketing opportunity for manufacturers. It is believed that the manufacturer who wins the hearts and minds of consumers in the sports bra category, will also gain the entire shopping basket of the female athletic shopper. A sports bra is an apparel product composed of physical attributes. When considering a product purchase, consumers compare and contrast alternative products through the evaluation of product attribute combinations. Preferences for the apparel items may depend on the joint influence of these product attributes. This study aims to determine the relative importance of the product attributes that influence the buying behaviour of sports bras. A second objective is to segment the market based on the relative importance of the attribute rankings, and a third objective is to understand the consumer channel preferences when purchasing sports bras. The identification of the relative importance placed on product attributes will assist manufacturers to enhance their marketing strategies and new product development efforts. Data was collected through an online and face-to-face survey using a structured questionnaire from a convenience sample of 326 female respondents. Conjoint analysis was performed on the data to determine the relative importance of the product attributes. A cluster analysis was then conducted on the results of the conjoint study to determine whether differentiated consumer segments exist.