Abstract
Recent research regarding counterfeit luxury products has focused primarily on the motivations for consumption. However, there is little research regarding consumers' actual occasions of use of counterfeit luxury goods. We conducted a cross-cultural exploratory study among 432 millennial women in the US and Europe to examine 12 social contexts where millennial women wear a counterfeit fashion purse. The findings provide new insights toward: 1) understanding the consumption of counterfeit luxury fashion wear; 2) understanding the incidence of product usage as social importance increases; 3) exploring cross-cultural differences; 4) outlining the implications for luxury brands.
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