Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management

Papers
(The H4-Index of Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management is 15. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Circular textiles innovation during COVID-19: not the silver lining some had hoped for51
Retail therapy? The role of positive body image in women’s clothing experiences and preferences for in-store shopping environments46
The influence of dispositional traits on Generation Z's intention to purchase sustainable clothing39
The role of flow experience in virtual influencer marketing: insights into aesthetic, entertainment and parasocial influences on purchase intention38
Social media engagement and luxury fashion purchase intention in Hong Kong: the role of motivation regulation and consumers’ materialistic values25
The role of Eco-shame in shaping Behavioural Purchase Intentions toward sustainable fashion consumption24
Fashion designers' attitude-behaviour inconsistencies towards a sustainable business model: a neutralisation theory perspective22
Duty to all: exploring the role of moral duty in the development of adaptive apparel design innovations21
Editorial20
Who are social media influencers for luxury fashion consumption of the Chinese Gen Z? Categorisation and empirical examination19
Trend tracking tools for the fashion industry: the impact of social media18
Omnichannel as a driver of digitalization: evidence from the emerging market in the fashion industry17
An integrative model for online community citizenship behavior of luxury fashion brands on Instagram17
Risks associated by consumers with clothing rental: barriers to being adopted16
Move the mind of fashion consumers with low environment saliency: use well- and healed-baby appeals and increase anticipated positive emotions16
Handmade clothing consumption as a means of self-expression15
Evaluating retail efficiency using DEA and AHP: a case in the Turkish apparel retail industry15
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