Fashion consciousness: important role to plus-size women well-being
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Summary: | Objective: This research identifies how plus size women can find well-being through fashion consciousnessMethodology: We conducted sixteen semi-structured interviews with photography elicitation for content analysis. All respondents were obese or overweight women following the Body Mass Index (BMI) criteria and selected through snowball sampling.Value: Fashion can help fat women find well-being, particularly fashion consciousness, which plays a vital role in fashion consumption. We demonstrated how fashion awareness could promote social inclusion and positive well-being to plus-size women even inside a symbolic violence context. Results: There are two groups who follow the logic of commerce and the logic os arts: Fatshionists and women with fashion degrees. Virtual retail, together with fashion consciousness, enhance positive well-being. Specialised stores for plus-size women do not match their desire for self-expression, and this segregation causes negative well-being. Despite the Body Positive Movement, respondents still associated beauty with a regular body shape. Theoretical contribution: We add fashion knowledge and consciousness to the three triggers presented by Scaraboto & Fischer (2013). Fashion consciousness enhances autonomy for plus size women promoting positive and negative well-being through fashion consumption even though these consumers are invisible to many fashion brands.Managerial contribution: Product development should consider the anthropometrics of plus-size women. Retail strategy should introduce plus size on physical stores to diminish the illegitimacy of these consumers and the symbolic violence. |
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Fashion consciousness: important role to plus-size women well-beingConsciência de moda tem um importante papel no bem-estar das mulheres plus sizePlus sizeFashionSymbolic violenceBody PositiveWell-beingPlus sizeConsumo de modaConsciência de modaBem-estarMétodo qualitativoObjective: This research identifies how plus size women can find well-being through fashion consciousnessMethodology: We conducted sixteen semi-structured interviews with photography elicitation for content analysis. All respondents were obese or overweight women following the Body Mass Index (BMI) criteria and selected through snowball sampling.Value: Fashion can help fat women find well-being, particularly fashion consciousness, which plays a vital role in fashion consumption. We demonstrated how fashion awareness could promote social inclusion and positive well-being to plus-size women even inside a symbolic violence context. Results: There are two groups who follow the logic of commerce and the logic os arts: Fatshionists and women with fashion degrees. Virtual retail, together with fashion consciousness, enhance positive well-being. Specialised stores for plus-size women do not match their desire for self-expression, and this segregation causes negative well-being. Despite the Body Positive Movement, respondents still associated beauty with a regular body shape. Theoretical contribution: We add fashion knowledge and consciousness to the three triggers presented by Scaraboto & Fischer (2013). Fashion consciousness enhances autonomy for plus size women promoting positive and negative well-being through fashion consumption even though these consumers are invisible to many fashion brands.Managerial contribution: Product development should consider the anthropometrics of plus-size women. Retail strategy should introduce plus size on physical stores to diminish the illegitimacy of these consumers and the symbolic violence. Objetivo: identificar como mulheres plus size podem encontrar bem-estar por intermédio da consciência de moda.Metodologia: realizamos dezesseis entrevistas semiestruturadas, com foto-elicitação para análise de conteúdo. As entrevistadas eram mulheres obesas ou com sobrepeso, conforme critérios do Índice de Massa Corporal, e foram selecionadas por amostragem bola de neve.Relevância: a consciência de moda, por desempenhar um papel vital no consumo de moda, pode ajudar as mulheres plus size a encontrarem bem-estar. Também pode promover a inclusão social e o bem-estar positivo para essas mulheres, mesmo dentro de um contexto de violência simbólica.Resultados: há dois grupos que seguem a lógica do comércio e a lógica das artes: Fatshionistas e mulheres com diploma em Moda. O varejo virtual, juntamente com a consciência de moda, proporciona bem-estar positivo. Lojas especializadas para mulheres plus size não correspondem ao seu desejo de autoexpressão, e essa segregação causa bem-estar negativo. Apesar do movimento Body Positive, entrevistadas ainda associaram beleza a corpo magro.Contribuição teórica: agregamos diploma em Moda e consciência de moda aos três gatilhos apresentados por Scaraboto & Fischer (2013). Embora mulheres plus size sejam invisíveis para muitas marcas de moda, consciência de moda aumenta sua autonomia que promove bem-estar positivo e negativo, por meio do consumo de moda.Contribuição gerencial: o desenvolvimento do produto deve considerar a antropometria das mulheres plus size. A estratégia de varejo deve introduzir o plus size nas lojas físicas dentro do mercado tradicional, para diminuir a ilegitimidade desses consumidores e a violência simbólica.Universidade Nove de Julho - UNINOVE2022-05-31info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionPeer-reviewed ArticleAvaliado por Paresapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.uninove.br/remark/article/view/1961110.5585/remark.v21i3.19611ReMark - Revista Brasileira de Marketing; v. 21 n. 3 (2022): (abr./jun.); 837-8872177-5184reponame:REMark - Revista Brasileira de Marketinginstname:Universidade Nove de Julho (UNINOVE)instacron:RBMenghttps://periodicos.uninove.br/remark/article/view/19611/9627Copyright (c) 2022 Revista Brasileira de Marketinghttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessBüttner, Ana JuliaStrehlau, Suzane2024-05-22T20:47:30Zoai:ojs.periodicos.uninove.br:article/19611Revistahttps://periodicos.uninove.br/remarkPRIhttps://periodicos.uninove.br/remark/oaiclaudiaraac@uol.com.br || admin@revistabrasileiramarketing.org || admin@revistabrasileiramarketing.org2177-51842177-5184opendoar:2024-05-22T20:47:30REMark - Revista Brasileira de Marketing - Universidade Nove de Julho (UNINOVE)false |
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Fashion consciousness: important role to plus-size women well-being Consciência de moda tem um importante papel no bem-estar das mulheres plus size |
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Fashion consciousness: important role to plus-size women well-being |
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Fashion consciousness: important role to plus-size women well-being Büttner, Ana Julia Plus size Fashion Symbolic violence Body Positive Well-being Plus size Consumo de moda Consciência de moda Bem-estar Método qualitativo |
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Fashion consciousness: important role to plus-size women well-being |
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Fashion consciousness: important role to plus-size women well-being |
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Fashion consciousness: important role to plus-size women well-being |
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Fashion consciousness: important role to plus-size women well-being |
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Fashion consciousness: important role to plus-size women well-being |
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Büttner, Ana Julia |
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Büttner, Ana Julia Strehlau, Suzane |
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Strehlau, Suzane |
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Büttner, Ana Julia Strehlau, Suzane |
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Plus size Fashion Symbolic violence Body Positive Well-being Plus size Consumo de moda Consciência de moda Bem-estar Método qualitativo |
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Plus size Fashion Symbolic violence Body Positive Well-being Plus size Consumo de moda Consciência de moda Bem-estar Método qualitativo |
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Objective: This research identifies how plus size women can find well-being through fashion consciousnessMethodology: We conducted sixteen semi-structured interviews with photography elicitation for content analysis. All respondents were obese or overweight women following the Body Mass Index (BMI) criteria and selected through snowball sampling.Value: Fashion can help fat women find well-being, particularly fashion consciousness, which plays a vital role in fashion consumption. We demonstrated how fashion awareness could promote social inclusion and positive well-being to plus-size women even inside a symbolic violence context. Results: There are two groups who follow the logic of commerce and the logic os arts: Fatshionists and women with fashion degrees. Virtual retail, together with fashion consciousness, enhance positive well-being. Specialised stores for plus-size women do not match their desire for self-expression, and this segregation causes negative well-being. Despite the Body Positive Movement, respondents still associated beauty with a regular body shape. Theoretical contribution: We add fashion knowledge and consciousness to the three triggers presented by Scaraboto & Fischer (2013). Fashion consciousness enhances autonomy for plus size women promoting positive and negative well-being through fashion consumption even though these consumers are invisible to many fashion brands.Managerial contribution: Product development should consider the anthropometrics of plus-size women. Retail strategy should introduce plus size on physical stores to diminish the illegitimacy of these consumers and the symbolic violence. |
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