Brand Consciousness Among Young Office Goers

1Ajay Sharma

1Asst. Professor, School of Management, Graphic Era Hill University, Dehradun Uttarakhand India

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Abstract:

Brands are often a ruse to define a person. The younger generation often thinks that their fashion choices define them. Well, other than the fact that you have a good or a bad dressing sense, it doesn’t tell anything about a person. And to be able to judge a person, you would still have to know how they talk, what they talk about, what they believe in and what they don’t believe in. The youth of today can easily be categorized into two groups- 1. The group which is brand conscious 2. The group which isn’t. Brand conscious – People who are essentially quite conscious of what they wear and how they wear it are usually the ones who go after quality more than the quantity. They prefer their clothes to be unique and perfect and they do prefer looking classy over boho. There is however, absolutely nothing wrong about being brand conscious, you want something you go get it but just make sure you’re not spending way too much for a cloth which could have been bought at a much lesser price. All you need to do is keep your eyes open be sure that you are not being fooled. Not so brand conscious – People who are not conscious about brands prefer to be able to pick up whatever comes their way. Sometimes the coolest things that they own are picked up from a flea market and that is what is best about such clothes. They can be styled anyway and can be worn to anywhere. As long as the person knows how to carry it, they will rock the look no matter what. Such people often go to shopping trips which are comparatively pocket friendly. Even after all these differences, there are so many things which unite the youth and make them exactly similar!

Keywords:

younger generation, fashion choices, unique, boho, coolest, styled, shopping trips

Paper Details
Month03
Year2019
Volume23
IssueIssue 3
Pages1104-1110

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