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Journal : Jurnal Keuangan dan Bisnis

EXPLORING HOW E-WOM AND ETHICAL SELF-IDENTITY MEDIATE THE IMPACT OF CONSUMER VALUES ON GREEN LUXURY FASHION PURCHASE INTENTION Qadri, Rizni Aulia; Serly, Serly; Purwianti , Lily
Jurnal Keuangan dan Bisnis Vol. 23 No. 2 (2025): Jurnal Keuangan Dan Bisnis Volume 23, Number 2, Oktober 2025
Publisher : Catholic University Musi Charitas

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.32524/jkb.v23i2.1617

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Purpose: This study investigates the effects of environmental, social, functional, and personal values on consumers’ purchase intentions toward luxury fashion, with ethical self-identity and electronic word-of-mouth (e-WOM) serving as mediating variables. Design/Methodology/Approach: A quantitative research design was applied using Partial Least Squares–Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM). Data were collected from 468 social media users who expressed interest in luxury fashion consumption. Findings: The results indicate that environmental, social, and functional values positively influence ethical self-identity, while social, functional, and personal values significantly enhance social media engagement. Furthermore, e-WOM mediates the relationship between social value and purchase intention, suggesting that perceived social recognition is transformed into online advocacy, which ultimately strengthens consumers’ willingness to purchase sustainable luxury fashion. Practical Implications: These findings offer insights into how consumer value perceptions and online interactions jointly shape purchase intentions within the sustainable luxury context. The results may guide brand managers in developing strategies that integrate sustainability communication and consumer engagement through digital platforms. Originality/Value: This study contributes to sustainable luxury research by integrating two mediating mechanisms ethical self-identity and e-WOM into a single structural framework. Unlike prior studies that examined luxury values independently or without behavioral linkages, this research elucidates how value perceptions are transmitted through ethical self-definition and digital advocacy before influencing purchase intentions, thereby offering a more holistic understanding of sustainable luxury consumption dynamics.
Co-Authors Abin, Rais Abri Abri, Abri Agfiyani, Acik Ako, Ayu Syarbani Amirudin Amirudin Anita Anita Anwar Anwar Ariadi, Deni Arif Maulana Yusuf Aritonang, Julius Dermawan Arrafif, Rifqi Asdar, Faisal Aseanty, Deasy Bryan, Gaffrendo Budi Harsono Chai, Silvia Revalina Dea Tiara Monalisa Butar-Butar Delnecca, Delnecca Desi Desi, Desi Deudeu Durrotunafisah Dina Hartini Endang Setyawati Hisyam, Endang Setyawati Fedelia, Jeslyn Fitri Anggriani Gebril, Steven Gizella, Gizella Golan Hasan, Golan Grace Evelyn Gustiara Irawan Gustiara, Gustiara Harahap, Nurajdina Herwed Nelson Hodairiyah, Hodairiyah Ilham Ilham Ilyas, Halmina Indaryono Indaryono, Indaryono Iqlima, Iqlima Iqlima, Nur Alniz Irja, Mhd Irmawaty, Irmawaty Jasmine, Jasmine Javita, Javita Jennifer Jennifer Jennyfer, Jennyfer Jolinna, Cindy Karen Karen Karmini, Resti Khoh, Azan Kinadi, Febriana Liyanti, Fanny Desmita Malay, Irvan Melyana Melyana Mohammad Candra MUHAMMAD RIZAL Muzakkir Muzakkir Natalya, Natalya Nayottama, Vicky Nelson Neng Lia Natalia Pane, Kiki Candra Pohan, Syahrial Hasanuddin Purwianti , Lily Putri, Adriyana Putri, Fransiska Minerva Qadri, Rizni Aulia Ramadana, Mariska Ray Suryadi, Ray Rico, Rico Rostiani, Yeny Safna, Safna Sarfilianty Anggiani, Sarfilianty SEPTA HARYANTI, DENNY Septiany, Sheila Sitorus, Indra Benny Siva Salsabila Sugianto Sugianto Suryati Suryati Susanto, Androni Tabitha Amelia Tang, Sukiantono Tiffany, Tiffany Tio, Collin Veblyn, Veblyn Velicia, Paula Verona, Naza Viasco, David Candra Viviany, Viviany William William Willim, Raymond Wirdan Fauzi Rahman Yanni, Yanni Yayuk Apriyanti, Yayuk Yuliani, Nova Yumi Dian Yumi Yumi Zain, M. Rafli Zarini, Irma