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Dress To Thrill

... themed events with a group of friends and even purchasing new attire and accessories to elevate a regular weekend afternoon or night to a memorable one. Dressing up with friends in this way allows youth to display their individuality and bond as a group, and provides the perfect photo opps for shareable content. Rather than aiming to be the fanciest, young adults today are more apt to Dress To Thrill around themed events with their friends.Young adults have been spending less time in traditional ...

Culture Spotlight On Australia

... among those aged 14-17 (74%) and women (73%). Youth also prefer to purchase clothing and accessories in-store.Please select one statement from each pair below that you agree with more.I prefer to... Shop for shoes in-store | Shop for shoes online | Shop for clothing items in-store | Shop for clothing items online | Shop for accessories items in-store | Shop for accessories items online 1 in 3 Australian youth like to watch science fiction TV shows, and this is more common among men than women ...

Home & Away Retail Trends

... toward working women. The store’s physical products already target this demographic by drawing on an empowering and minimalist aesthetic, and the brand itself is female-founded as well as mission-driven; it buys accessories made by women in developing countries, further expanding its arm of inclusive support. Cowork at the Mall Washington D.C.-based startup Cowork At The Mall is combining co-working with retail to fill vacant space in Chicago’s Water Tower Place. The intention isn’t just to ...

The Invisibles

... recent years, young consumers have gravitated towards more understated luxury apparel and accessories, the same is starting to hold true for technology. Modern youth are becoming turned off by overt technology, considering this to be unnecessarily ostentatious. This preference is manifesting in tandem with the rise of smart homes, in which Internet-connected devices such as smart appliances, furniture, and lighting are pervading spaces meant to reflect one's identity. Increasingly, young consumers ...

Sport The Look

... a fleeting fad. To older generations, the idea of wearing athletic attire in non-workout settings seemed strange, but the theme fit with young people’s casual and comfortable lifestyle. Such is the case with branded sports attire and merchandise, and not just the traditional kind. What constitutes as merch is broadening now that companies are expanding beyond their core offerings and becoming “lifestyle brands,” meaning beauty and grooming products, accessories, housewares ...

Debranded

... . Today’s consumers are seeking add-ons and accessories that allow them to imprint their personal style on what they’re wearing, and in turn to self-identify in a wholly unique way. In this new landscape, having a strong identity, backstory, and distinguishable design will become more important than ever, as external marking takes a backseat to more meaningful branding driven by what’s inside. While brands are no less relevant in this new era of self-constructed identity, Ys’ attitude toward them has ...

Culture Spotlight On South Africa

... -friendly fashion RISE OF FASHION IN SOUTH AFRICAAmong South African youth, 75% agree that luxury goods (e.g., clothing and accessories) are becoming increasingly important in their country. Heritage fashions and minimalist designs are also becoming more popular and a larger focused has been placed on them in the past year.How strongly do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary Luxury goods (e.g. clothing and accessories) are becoming increasingly ...

Retail 2.0: A.I., AR & VR

... Spade took advantage of AR, letting in-store customers experiment with a variety of different customizations, from flaps and straps to bag charms. When a customer picked up the bag, the interactive AR display offered up the range of potential accessories. Once they'd landed on the perfect combo, they could buy it in the store or online.PumaPuma's LQD Cell Origin Air are fairly unique in the AR world: they're not just sneakers that can be overlayed with virtual add-ons, they actually unlock an entire ...

Try Before You Buy

... adopting virtual and physical home try-on models. Companies are enabling individuals to upload photos, use webcams, or create avatars from their measurements to have products placed on a digital version of themselves. These technologies lower the risk of buying clothing, accessories, and cosmetics online by virtually replicating the act of trying on items in a brick-and-mortar store—with the added convenience of 24/7 availability. Virtual try-ons also allow shoppers to share photos with friends to ...

Next Gen Brand Loyalty

... category, with more than half of Ys and Xers (56% and 52%, respectively) trying new options for restaurants, takeout, fast food, etc., along with 48% of Boomers and 42% of Zs. The majority of Ys also like to try a lot of different brands when it comes to accessories (51%), home décor/furniture (51%), groceries (50%), and traditional media (e.g., books, DVDs) (50%), indicating that they’re not a very brand loyal generation.Please indicate for each category whether you tend to buy the same brands or if ...