
The Fundamentals of Fashion Management
Bloomsbury Visual Arts (Publisher)
3rd Edition
Will be published approx. on 3. September 2026
Book
Paperback/Softback
240 pages
978-1-350-33139-6 (ISBN)
Description
This 3rd edition of Fundamentals of Fashion Management has been updated throughout to reflect the impact of digital innovation and sustainable practices on every aspect of the industry. Featuring a new chapter on the fashion consumer, this edition offers insight into the processes of segmenting and targeting markets, the purchase decision process, and ethical and social responsibilities of fashion companies and the consumers they sell to.
If you are unsure whether to pursue a role in marketing, buying, or retailing then The Fundamentals of Fashion Management will help you decide. There's advice on fashion entrepreneurship, career paths and guidance on profession practice, as well as new international case studies and interviews with leading professionals, making this is a must-have guide to the industry and your place in it.
If you are unsure whether to pursue a role in marketing, buying, or retailing then The Fundamentals of Fashion Management will help you decide. There's advice on fashion entrepreneurship, career paths and guidance on profession practice, as well as new international case studies and interviews with leading professionals, making this is a must-have guide to the industry and your place in it.
Reviews / Votes
A well-structured and insightful resource that gives fashion business students a strong grounding in consumer behaviour, trend forecasting, supply chains and sustainability. Its contemporary case studies and industry perspectives make it an invaluable guide to understanding and navigating the modern fashion industry. -- Dr Rosy Boardman, Reader in Fashion Business, The University of Manchester, UK A comprehensive overview of the mechanisms that constitute the fashion industry, from supply chains, garment construction, consumer behaviour, and marketing. The book will be of interest to people interested in understanding fashion industry operations, with interviews from those working in the industry providing practical and interesting insights. -- Dr Elaine L Ritch, Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland Praise for the second edition:A concise and clear introduction to the fashion industry, the principles of fashion business and the key functions which contribute to the process of value creation within fashion organisations. The author discusses a wide range of contemporary examples and innovative insights into the evolving nature of the fashion system. -- Matteo Montecchi, Senior Lecturer in Fashion Marketing and Management, London College of Fashion, UK This book is unique as it is the only book that covers the whole of the fashion management industry and [because of] its contemporary approach. This is a very informative book on the principles of Fashion Management, how the industry works, the roles within the industry and what the expectations of this fast and exciting industry are all about. If you want to know exactly what Fashion Management is, this is the book for you. -- Katherine Boxall, Course leader for Fashion Management and Marketing, University of the Creative Arts, UK I definitely would adopt this text going forward. Dillon has a very professional and business-like approach. Very good text for entry level fashion course. Excellent overview of the fashion merchandising field. -- Southward, University of Arkansas, US The book is well organized and easy to navigate... A very good supplement to a Fashion Management course, and a quick and easy read. -- Myra Butensky, Berkeley College, US
More details
Series
Edition
3rd edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Target group
College/higher education
Illustrations
80 colour illus
Dimensions
Height: 228 mm
Width: 198 mm
Thickness: 16 mm
Weight
700 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-350-33139-6 (9781350331396)
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Persons
Ruth Marciniak is an Associate Lecturer at the Fashion Retail Academy, London. She is an active researcher with research interests in branding, digital and social media and experiential marketing.
Corinna Budnarowska is a Senior Lecturer at Arts University Bournemouth, UK, teaching, researching and consulting in the areas of fashion marketing, consumer behaviour, retail entrepreneurship and fashion sustainability.
Susan Dillon is a former fashion educator, now independent creative practitioner whose work centres on contemporary porcelain jewellery, sustainable design, and craft-led approaches to creative business.
Corinna Budnarowska is a Senior Lecturer at Arts University Bournemouth, UK, teaching, researching and consulting in the areas of fashion marketing, consumer behaviour, retail entrepreneurship and fashion sustainability.
Susan Dillon is a former fashion educator, now independent creative practitioner whose work centres on contemporary porcelain jewellery, sustainable design, and craft-led approaches to creative business.
Author
independent creative practitioner, UK
Bournemouth University Business School, UK
Glasgow Caledonian University London, UK
Content
1. The Business of Fashion
2. The Fashion Consumer
3. Fashion Trend Prediction
4. Getting a Product to Market
5. Buyers, Merchandisers and Retailers
6. Fashion Marketing and Communications
7. Fashion Entrepreneurship & Management
2. The Fashion Consumer
3. Fashion Trend Prediction
4. Getting a Product to Market
5. Buyers, Merchandisers and Retailers
6. Fashion Marketing and Communications
7. Fashion Entrepreneurship & Management