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First Glocals

... and shows via Netflix, get design inspiration from international artists organized by country on Creativeroots.org, and peruse international music preferences on Music of The World, a plug-in which lets Spotify users click on an interactive map to access playlists characteristic of each country, territory, and region. Not only do GYs seek to learn about other countries, they’re also inclined to sample aspects of various cultures. We’re seeing a rise in services that let consumers shop the world ...

The Future Of Experiential Retail

... -ups by playing host to classes, activities, and brand activations, which last from six to eight weeks each. The actual inventory, as well as the store’s design, rotates out too, creating a dynamic retail experience that continually engages patrons. Facebook For one day only in NYC, Facebook set up a pop-up kiosk at Bryant Park’s annual Holiday Market to specifically address concerns about privacy in the wake of the company’s internationally-publicized privacy scandals. Users and non-users alike ...

Global Digital Trends

... Vocaloid software to write their own songs that the A.I. can sing back to them. Live concerts feature a hologram of Hatsune on stage surrounded by a live band.Noonoouri Noonoouri is an avatar created by Joerg Zuber, the artistic director of a global design and branding agency called Opium Effect. While Noonoouri isn’t a human replica, she touts the wares of a trendy social media fashionista. Noonoouri has over 71,400 followers on Instagram and was tapped by Dior to take over its official Instagram ...

Doctor Who?

... of its competitors in an effort to subvert the clinical stereotype. The space was designed to evoke wellness with a soothing aqua color palette and a waiting room to forge a sense of community between customers and staff.Molecure Taiwan pharmacy Molecure resembles an apothecary more than a traditional pharmacy. In fact, the space was designed to emphasize the original purpose of the pharmacy: extracting molecules from nature to synthesize healing drugs. Molecure takes a design-centric approach ...

Web Esteem

... attractiveness, intelligence, or loyaltyScreenshots of Despair is a popular Tumblr that collects screenshots expressing moments of existential lonelinessJess Constable unwittingly sparked this authenticity movement with a post titled “Things I’m Afraid to Tell You” on her design blog, Make Under My Life. Blogger Ez of Creature Comforts quickly took up the cause, assembling more than 50 bloggers who offered up their own takes on Things I’m Afraid to Tell You, and committed themselves to improved transparency ...

Mom Focus

... cribs, sleek diaper bags, and hip parenting and design blogs are appealing to and inspiring today’s parents. Being a “cool” parent and staying young is a badge of honor, as some moms aren’t ready to get rid of their pre-baby lifestyle. In response, parenting and kids’ brands are “growing up” to fit the demands of the more sophisticated parent. It is important for brands to recognize that this new generation of parents has modernized parenting and, thus, are looking for products, activities, and ...

Soloists

... involved. Experiences and products that have typically catered to couples or groups should consider offering packages that account for and celebrate the new Soloist mindset (key industries include restaurants, movie theaters, travel, and the arts). Highlight the personal growth opportunities afforded by your product or service. For example, West Elm’s DIY workshops help consumers learn about interior design and craftsmanship. Look into offering programs that expose users to new skills, knowledge, and ...

Short Life

... around a physical retail environment, expired links and outdated content should be deleted to avoid unnecessary online clutter. In the future, we may see this mentality expand to brands, themselves. Launching a distinct pop-up brand could allow an established company breathing room to test the success of a new idea, explore temporary design collaborations, or give a limitededition line a more comprehensive “brand feel” of its own. To appeal to young consumers’ Short Life mentality, brands should ...

POP Trends

... as art. This shift isn’t just a result of improved design and enhanced technologies. Rather, it seems that with the benefit of hindsight, a new wave of publishers, museums, and theorists are accepting the concept that even the most preliminary creations from the world of games have had a powerful impact on modern media, design, entertainment, aesthetics, and culture at large. As a result, games and their designers are beginning to get their due credit. Game developers at Bethesda Softworks have ...

The Monetization Generation

... appreciate their peers’ creativity and value these hand-made items that aren’t mass-produced. In focus groups, Zs ranging from 10 to 20 years old told us that they often buy items that their friends create because they want to support them, and they do the same in return, with a few mentioning that they design custom sneakers that they sell to their friends. Many also noted that there are Facebook groups specifically for students at their school to buy and sell to each other.I earn money through an app ...