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Ítem ESTUDIO DE PERFILES Y MOTIVADORES DE LOS DONANTES DE UNA ONG(2019-07-15) Ossa-Arboleda, Natalia; Ceballos, L.Ítem Leisure lifestyles of childless couples vs. Full nest(2020-06-12) Externo - Escuela - Administración; Ceballos, L.; Mejia, M.Ítem Product experiences of clothing attachment in baby boomers in the United States(Springer, 2020-05-29) Ceballos, L.; Externo - Escuela - AdministraciónDespite the importance of the baby boomer generation, there is relatively scarce research focused on that consumer group. Based on the framework of product experience, this study explores the experiences of older baby boomers associated with consumer-clothing attachment. The interpretive approach utilized in-depth interviews with 18 older baby boomers born between 1946 and 1955 to enquire about their experiences with attached clothing. Participants were asked to bring to the interview photographs of the clothing they had become more attached to. Findings indicate that the experiences of older baby boomers with attached clothing are mainly created, developed, and maintained via all three dimensions of product experience; aesthetic properties of the product, positive emotions triggered by the product, and the symbolic and instrumental meanings associated with the product. However, the aesthetic properties and positive emotions related to those products were bound to its assigned meanings. Meaning varied and was classified as associations with: identity or the belief that the object is a self-extension; memories or the connection with the past; social standing or sense of status; and strong associations with utility. For all participants, the stronger the experience of meaning with a specific product, the stronger the level of attachment towards that product. This qualitative investigation extends the understanding of the framework of product experience and the concept of consumer-clothing attachment. Contributions offer opportunities to marketers and designers who seek to better understand the experiences behind baby boomers’ clothing attachment. © 2020, The Author(s).Ítem The role of a fashion spotlight event in a process of city image reconstruction(Elsevier, 2020-08-18) Ceballos, L.; Monroy, J.Despite the academic interest in city branding, further empirical studies are needed to explore the use of spotlight events in rebuilding images of cities. Colombiamoda, a trade show held annually in Medellin (Colombia), is internationally recognized as one of the main fashion weeks in Latin America. Using social representation theory and a netnographic approach, this study explores online representations of Colombiamoda regarding the city image of Medellin. With a complex network analysis of social media contents, this research models the community structure of the collective dynamic behavior of actors interacting online around the topic of Colombiamoda. Data visualization revealed 11 clusters or main topics of conversation among online users, such as fashion, catwalk, etc, which had Medellin as a transversal topic of conversation. Findings suggest that the role of Colombiamoda in the process of reconstruction of the city image of Medellin is to act as a cobrand between three types of brands: the brand event, the city brand, and the brands involved in the social media audience of Colombiamoda. Data analyses reveal that these brand alliances are created, articulated, and reinforced online via brand and narrative engagement. To further increase the leveraging between Colombiamoda and Medellin, researchers recommend that the brand strategy of the city, as well as the event, should rely on the preexisting positive associations with the topic of fashion to facilitate a joint presentation of brands. Insights are useful in reformulating city branding strategies and urban policy, as well as providing theoretical, managerial, and methodological implications.Ítem Use of Archetypes in the Colombian Fashion Industry(2014-03-25) Villegas, J.; Ceballos, L.