The Impact of Business Hot Spots, Fashion Trend Development and Audience Aesthetics on Fashion Management

Zijia Ge

doi:10.54097/9bc7xy86

Authors

Zijia Ge

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/9bc7xy86

Keywords:

Business hot spots, fashion trends, audience aesthetics, fashion management.

Abstract

Currently, fashion management is accelerating its digital transformation, with e-commerce and social media becoming the main promotion and sales channels. Sustainable development has become a core issue, and brands have adopted environmentally friendly materials and transparent supply chains. Consumer behavior tends to be personalized and experiential, driving brand innovation. At the same time, globalization and localization strategies run in parallel, and brands expand their markets through cross-border cooperation and KOL marketing. Technological innovations such as smart wearables and 3D printing are also reshaping the industry landscape. The development of fashion management is closely related to business hotspots, fashion trends, and the development of audience aesthetics. Therefore, this paper aims to explore the impact of these factors on fashion management. Specifically, in terms of business hotspots, the impact is explored from the perspectives of product design, brand management, supply chain management, and market and sales. In terms of fashion trends, it aims to help brands grasp changes in consumer demand in a timely manner and maintain market competitiveness. By analyzing trends, brands can predict market trends in advance and optimize product design and marketing strategies. In addition, trend research can also promote industry innovation, promote sustainable development and social responsibility practices, and lead the fashion industry to a healthier and more environmentally friendly direction. The significance of audience aesthetic research is to help brands accurately grasp consumer preferences and needs, so as to design more popular products. By understanding aesthetic trends, brands can effectively improve their market competitiveness and enhance consumer loyalty. In addition, aesthetic research can also promote brand innovation, ensure that it remains attractive in different cultures and markets, and achieve long-term sustainable development.

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