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Gen Z Money and Spending

... influential | Very influential | Slightly influential | Not at all influential Z Influence In general, parents are more likely to say that their child's opinion counts "a lot" in regards to specific purchases than Zs are themselves. Overall, Zs believe they have the largest influence on items that are specifically for them, such as clothing, footwear, and accessories; decor for their rooms; and video games—and their parents agree. Zs have less influence over purchases for the family, including ...

Global Y Consumer

... | Clothing | Groceries/ produce | Live events | Coffee/ tea | Alcohol | Movies | Shoes/ footwear | Arts/ design | Bars/ clubs | Skincare | Restaurants Electronics/technology | Clothing | Shoes/footwear | Accessories | Restaurants | Vacation/travel | Makeup | Hair care | Groceries/produce | Live events (e.g., theater, sporting events, concerts) | Coffee/tea | Alcohol | Movies | Arts/design | Fitness | Bars/clubs | Skincare MORE THAN HALF OF GLOBAL Ys SAY IT’S ...

Gender Marketing

... marketers don’t know how to reach you as a consumer? Select all that apply. Healthcare | Clothing/ accessories | Music | Video games/ PC games | Finance/ banking/ investment | Books/ magazines | Footwear | Beauty & grooming products | Hygiene & personal care products | Groceries | Insurance | Accessories | Automotive | Electronics/ tech | Travel | Food/ restaurants | Home improvement products | Movies | Sporting goods | Household cleaning/ laundry products | Housewares ...

Gender Consumer

... / vintage/ consignment stores | Beauty specialty stores | Online classifieds | Fine department stores | Accessory stores | Specialty/ local boutiques | Online marketplace | Online deal site 63% OF MEN CONSIDER THEMSELVES SMART SHOPPERS. WHAT & WHERE THEY BUY Of the following categories, which do you purchase in-store vs. online? Groceries | Hygiene & personal care products | Household cleaning/ laundry products | Beauty & grooming products | Home improvement products | Footwear | Clothing ...

Consumed Channels

... items (e.g., apparel, footwear, accessories, home) are selected for you | Mobile apps that provide in-store assistance or connect you to salespeople | Curated looks/styles only available in-store | A designated “women's lounge,” where women can take a break from shopping, watch TV, browse through magazines, or just relax | Social mirrors that take pictures of you that you can send to friends for feedback on different items/outfits | A designated “men's zone,” where men can take a break from ...

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Sneaker Culture

... From Functionality to Fashion and PoliticsBack in the day, sneakers used to be primarily functional footwear. Today, they represent so much more. Sneaker culture continues to evolve significantly with new brands and creators influencing the space. Let’s take a look at the people, brands and communities making their mark on the sneaker world: - PerryCo - Brittany Perry is redefining sneaker culture by making it accessible to everyone with her unisex brand PerryCo. Growing up, Perry faced a ...

Climate Developments

... just footwear—they’re collectibles. Black musicians and athletes have long championed sneakers. Collaborations like Michael Jordan with Nike and Rihanna with PUMA have elevated sneakers to iconic status. Whether you’re rocking classic Jordans or the latest Yeezys, you owe a nod to Black culture for keeping sneaker culture alive - Acrylic Nails - Acrylic nails, with their endless possibilities for color, design, and shape, have become popular worldwide. However, their origins trace back to the ...

BEST FOOT FORWARD

... , Jenna Ortega, and Janelle Monae, all achieving a sky-high boost in their giant platforms. And now, even Gen Zs favorite brand Crocs is getting on the trend with the launch of its mega crush platform clog. - KIDS FOOTWEAR COLLECTIONS - As Cassandra reported back in our landmark Generation Alpha report - “Generation Infinite,” 63% of parents say their child(ren) is somewhat/very influential when it comes to household purchases, with that number rising to 88% when it comes to their child’s apparel ...