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The One

... ideal product match; they’re able to both pick from what’s nearby on store shelves and even explore across the world given their digital access. In today’s crowded marketplace, it’s harder than ever for brands to earn a steady place in young people’s lives, but those that understand how to create a meaningful relationship and sustain it will benefit from highly passionate, loyal young consumers. To that end, already one in five global youth say they go out of their way to tell others about their ...

Set In (E)motion: The Guide to Gen Y Burnout

... the 24/7 media cycle alerting them to just too much information in general (concerning topics that span from global warming to vacuous celebrity culture). Those in this generational cohort are at the mercy of their emotions as they navigate an unprecedented era where the only constant is change. One specific catalyst for Ys’ emotional burnout is their loss of institutional trust. Armed with more knowledge and insight into areas that were previously hidden from public view (thanks to Twitter, a 24 ...

Cashless Is King

... digital currency (e.g., bitcoin) | I am interested in owning digital currency (e.g., Bitcoin) | I currently own digital currency | I trust digital currencies I have more trust in traditional currency (e.g., $, £) than digital currency (e.g., bitcoin) | I am interested in owning digital currency (e.g., Bitcoin) | I currently own digital currency | Digital currencies Only 8% of global youth and 11% of Trendsetters trust digital payment systems like Venmo.INTEREST IN ALT FINANCE OPTIONSDespite ...

Culture Spotlight On India

... ;Global Desi leading the way. For instance, BIBA not only offers formal and festive wear, but also casual Indian garments in standalone stores. Ethnic wear brands are inching their way into malls that predominantly feature Western brands, although ethnic wear stores tend to be grouped together in malls for easy access. There's even a rise in Indo-Western wear, a fusion style that pays tribute to ethnic styles. Likewise, young Indians are seeking mix-and-match styles; they don't always want to ...

ReLuxe

... runway looks to its virtual closet, allowing young consumers to exercise their Fauxsumerist tendencies whether or not they could afford the brands in question—labels that include Michael Kors, Zac Posen, Alexander McQueen, Calvin Klein, and Diane von Furstenberg.Louis Vuitton x Final FantasyLightning, the pink-haired heroine of popular video game Final Fantasy, made an appearance in the global campaign of Louis Vuitton’s spring-summer 2016 women’s collection, “Series 4” (the second time the ...

Retail 2.0: Youth Outlook On Luxury

... inclusivity. The most couture fashion brands are the ones that are under fire for culture appropriation during fashion week and all this questionable stuff. HAILEY, 16, NYOn the whole, young consumers have new avenues to evaluate luxury, as well as new outlets to get luxury items at the prices they want. In turn, the luxury industry is beginning to react and behave differently in order to court this younger consumer, especially by taking a hard look at past practices to see how to welcome their new global ...

Future Of Entertainment

... have banded together to strike back at their invaders.  - Post-Apocalyptic - These TV shows and movies highlight society’s concern about the health of the planet, human extinction, and society’s future. I Think We’re Alone Now Peter Dinklage and Elle Fanning get some alone time in this post-apocalyptic storyline, but perhaps too much of it. I Think We’re Alone Now follows the journey of the seemingly last man and woman on earth in the wake of a global extermination of mankind. How It ...

Carrying The Torch

... cheer along with family and friends.DANIEL, 16, UKThe global scope also widens the appeal of the Olympics. When explaining why they care, one 28-year-old male told us in our focus group, “The gravity of it is heightened by the world stage.” This world stage attracts young people in their quest to become global citizens; two-thirds of U.S. and UK youth and more than eight in 10 Trendsetters in both countries think watching the Olympics helps people have a broader world view, and more than half ...

The (DIS)Connect

... online, it follows that a quarter (25%) of global youth feel more comfortable sharing their feelings with a romantic partner digitally than in person. Before potential partners even meet, their digital footprint communicates a great deal about them, and in established relationships, it can be an indicator of changing interests or attitudes that can drive people apart. Not only does the content they share indicate the type of person they are—from political views and entertainment interests to ...

Culture Spotlight On Australia

... Chinese filmmakers in order to avoid the country’s import quota of only 34% foreign films per year and be eligible to receive 42% of the box office earnings as opposed to 25%.Gaming Growth: The Indie Gaming Market Eyes Global ExpansionThe indie game market in Australia is booming, with many projects in the works to push the country further in the industry and prove its strong presence. In 2016, Australian video and computer games sales generated almost $3 billion in revenue. South Australia’s ...