| 英文摘要 |
Social media provides consumers with easy access to information regarding luxury goods on digital platforms, and social media recommendations are vital to shaping purchase intention. This study applied attitude function theory and examined the mediating effects of social media recommendations on the association between the preference for uniqueness and the bandwagon effect on luxury purchase intention among Generation Z consumers in Taiwan. Participant demographic characteristics were included in the model as moderating variables. The findings revealed that the luxury purchasing behavior of Taiwan’s Generation Z is primarily driven by the bandwagon effect, which exerts a greater influence than does their preference for uniqueness. This result indicates a strong inclination among Generation Z to seek social recognition and belonging. Additionally, the findings indicate that attitude functions mediate luxury purchase intention. Social adjustment and value expression indirectly affect purchase intention through social media recommendations, and hedonic attitudes exert a strong direct influence on purchase intention. The present study recommends that luxury brands prioritize the preference of Taiwan’s Generation Z to conform with peers in marketing strategies and utilize social media recommendations to increase consumers’purchase intention. |