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Optimizing Fashion and Textile Marketing Through AI-Powered Content Generation and English Language Personalization for International Branding

  
Mar 20, 2025

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Figure 1.

Proposed Model Diagram
Proposed Model Diagram

Figure 2.

Distribution Of Review Scores
Distribution Of Review Scores

Sales by Region

Region Sales
North America 220,340
Europe 198,570
Asia 165,430
South America 145,210

Fit Distribution

Fit Count
Small 175
True to Size 166
Large 159

Literature comparison

Author(s) Focus Area Methodology Key Findings Future Research Directions
Vladimirova et al. Social media influence on sustainable fashion Systematic literature review of 92 studies Brands dominate sustainable fashion discussions on social media; activism is less explored. Investigate non-brand sustainability discourse on social media.
Uddin et al. Sustainable plastic alternatives in textiles Review of traditional and biodegradable plastics PHAs offer a renewable and biodegradable solution for textiles. Develop scalable production methods for PHAs.
Ferrero-Regis et al. Wool marketing and sustainability narrative Mixed-method analysis of Instagram content Wool is marketed as a natural, sustainable fiber through emotional imagery. Assess consumer perception of wool's sustainability narrative.
Arachchi et al. Consumer adoption of intelligent clothing Quantitative survey (Smart PLS-SEM) Perceived ease of use, usefulness, and enjoyment drive AI clothing adoption. Explore consumer adoption across different demographics.
Simian et al. AI and deep learning in fashion Experiments with GAN models in digital fashion AI optimizes supply chains and design, but GANs have limitations. Improve generative models for fashion design.
Sönnichsen Circular economy in textile industry Case study (Schijvens fashion company) Circular economy strategies can drive sustainability beyond reductionist approaches. Investigate large-scale circular economy adoption.
Cross et al. VR/AR in slow-fashion brand marketing Consumer survey on immersive content Immersive tech creates new brand associations but doesn't strongly drive purchases. Optimize VR/AR experiences for higher consumer engagement.
Zhang et al. Gen-Z engagement in sustainable fashion Cluster analysis of 292 consumers Eco-conscious consumers value quality, second-hand fashion, and sustainability. Study long-term behavior of sustainable fashion consumers.
Lee et al. Social media education in fashion marketing Experiential learning project Influencer-based learning enhances student understanding of fashion marketing. Expand experiential learning to other digital marketing strategies.
Sinha et al. Consumer behavior and sustainable fashion Systematic literature review Consumer awareness is key to sustainable fashion adoption; five strategies proposed. Implement and test proposed strategies in real-world settings.

Sales By Product Type

Product Type Sales
T-Shirts 154,320
Jeans 178,450
Jackets 165,890
Dresses 142,760
Shoes 130,540
Language:
English