Abstract:
This thesis aimed to study the lifestyle models of the Y Group Generation Customers affecting to purchasing behaviors on fashion clothes products.
The study was mix research between quantitative research with 400 generation Y groups and qualitative research with 10 fashion clothing shop operators distributing famous brand clothing at the Platinum Fashion Mall and Union Mall.
It was found that most subjects shop on their own and choose brands of clothing depending on current trends and their personal tastes. Most of them buy fashion clothes after work or after school and they prefer the local shops. Purchases tend to be influenced by what are wearing at the time of purchases. But, most important, purchasing decisions were influenced by artists, actors, actresses and net idols and from the promotion, the discount, and the interesting promotion such as the buy one get one free. For statistic hypothesis testing, it was found that their life style and activities most (X1) affected behavior the decision making of Generation Y groups. Next are their opinions beyond their life styles (X3) and their interests (X2). All three variables can be predicted: the variation beyond the life style decision behavior for buying fashion products of generation Y group at 34.40% and consequently 65.60% for the partial derivative.