The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of
corporate branding on brand loyalty with the mediating effect of
emotional attachment in the luxury fashion market. Crosssectional
data were collected from 132 customers who purchased
luxury brands. Regression was used to test the hypotheses of the
framework developed for the study and correlation matrix used
to see the relationship among the variables. Finding shows that
functional and symbolic benefits have significant impact on
brand loyalty, whereas other variables are found not to be
significant. This study offers new empirical support for the
proposition that corporate branding efforts have a role, thought
limited, in building customer emotional attachment and loyalty
towards luxury brands. As such, findings from this study can
provide managers with a guide to managing their branding
strategies so that customer emotional attachment and brand
loyalty can be built in the most cost-effective manner.