Fashion shopping from a VNA perspective: telling the untold story
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This study explores the fashion shopper’s conscious and unconscious motivations andfeelings by replicating and extending the virtual narrative art (VNA) research design ofWoodside and Megehee. Based on the evidences from the blog and the movie, in visualforms such as text excerpts and pictures, this study creates two accounts of VNA thatlink the fashion shopping experience in a series of contextual narratives. The studysheds new light on fashion shopper’s shopping motivations and experience.
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This study explores the fashion shopper’s conscious and unconscious motivations andfeelings by replicating and extending the virtual narrative art (VNA) research design ofWoodside and Megehee. Based on the evidences from the blog and the movie, in visualforms such as text excerpts and pictures, this study creates two accounts of VNA thatlink the fashion shopping experience in a series of contextual narratives. The studysheds new light on fashion shopper’s shopping motivations and experience.
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