Abstract
While brand experience has received increasing research attention in recent years, there remains a need to develop and empirically test brand experience models to better understand the phenomenon of brand experience and its influence on consumer purchase behavior. The present study develops and empirically examines a brand experience model comprising antecedents and outcomes of brand experience. The study gives a deeper understanding of the elements of brand experience and their relationships. The findings of the study may enable practitioners to better understand how brand experience influences consumer behavior, so that they may provide unique and memorable brand experiences to customers. The fact that this is the first research to develop and empirically examine a brand experience model (that constitutes both antecedents and outcomes) in a single study, along with the important practical implications it carries, highlights its immense originality value and contribution to existing body of brand experience literature.