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Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management | 2012

Exterior atmospherics and consumer behavior

Jennifer M. Mower; Minjeong Kim; Michelle L. Childs

Purpose – To fill a gap in external atmospheric literature and provide useful information for small store retailers, this study aims to investigate the influence of external atmospheric variables, specifically window displays and landscaping (i.e., accessory vegetation), on customers’ responses towards an apparel boutique.Design/methodology/approach – The Stimulus‐Organism‐Response (S‐O‐R) model proposed by Mehrabian and Russell provided the theoretical framework. Data were collected from students enrolled at an American university. Univariate analyses and simple regression analyses were used to evaluate the influence of two external variables (window display and landscaping) on consumer responses in terms of liking, mood, and patronage intentions.Findings – Results indicated that window display and landscaping had no main effects on pleasure or arousal. However, the presence of window display and landscaping influenced respondents’ liking of the store exterior and patronage intentions. Additionally, cons...


Dress: The Journal of the Costume Society of America | 2013

Pretty and patriotic : women's consumption of apparel during World War II

Jennifer M. Mower; Elaine L. Pedersen

Abstract The War Production Board issued limitation order 85 in April 1942 in order to conserve fabric and manpower needed for the war effort. The United States government hoped to curb, at least temporarily, the purchase of apparel and other goods to help support the war effort by restricting materials needed for the war. However, the apparel industry was one of the leading consumer industries in the United States, and putting it on hold was not only impractical but could harm the domestic economy. The United States apparel industry even marketed goods as patriotic to stimulate, not curb, consumer spending. The purpose of this research was to examine how female consumers of women’s apparel were influenced by the federal regulations of women’s apparel during World War II. We also examined extant wartime apparel in order to provide a more complete picture of women’s wartime apparel styles.


Journal of Global Fashion Marketing | 2013

Concept analysis of “cross-cultural marketing”: an exploration

Jennifer M. Mower; Elaine L. Pedersen; Tun-Min (Catherine) Jai


College student journal | 2013

An Exploration of Design Students' Inspiration Process.

Sibel Seda Dazkir; Jennifer M. Mower; Kelly L. Reddy-Best; Elaine L. Pedersen


Fashion, Style & Popular Culture | 2018

Manufacturer, retailer and consumer misbehaviour in the United States during the Second World War

Jennifer M. Mower; Elaine L. Pedersen


The Journal of American Culture | 2016

We Wore "Sloppy Sweaters [and] Tweed Skirts": Apparel for Wartime College Co-Eds with a Case Study of College Towns in Oregon 1

Jennifer M. Mower; Elaine L. Pedersen


Oregon Historical Quarterly | 2014

Extant Outdoor Garments in Oregon, 1880 to 1920: Historic Research Using Objects from Oregon's Historical Institutions

Jennifer M. Mower; Elaine L. Pedersen


Archive | 2014

Meta-Analysis of U.S. Wartime Dress Research

Jennifer M. Mower; Elaine L. Pedersen


The International Journal of Design in Society | 2013

Diffusion of Fashion Innovations

Jennifer M. Mower; Leslie Davis Burns; Elaine L. Pedersen


The International Journal of Design in Society | 2013

Diffusion of Fashion Innovations: Turn of the Century Oregon Capes

Jennifer M. Mower; Elaine L. Pedersen; Leslie Davis Burns

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Michelle L. Childs

University of North Carolina at Greensboro

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Minjeong Kim

Oregon State University

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