Sport The Look Mar 23, 2017 fashion & beauty retail logos sports ... , as was the case with athleisure. Notably, this is not the end of the athleisure trend—75% of Trendsetters in the U.S. and 63% in the UK expressed that they’re not tired of all the clothing lines designed to look like athletic wear—but rather an evolution of the trend. What’s more, because young consumers are more open to logos when they’re tied to sports and athletics (see Body Mind Soul), and Zs are more open to logos in general, brands have an opportunity to leverage this openness ...
Culture Spotlight On Indonesia Jun 17, 2018 ... women agree with this statement compared to 51% of men.7 in 10 Indonesian youth agree fashion in their country has become more focused on heritage in the past year.INDONESIAN CLOTHING & ACCESSORIESYouth in Indonesia favor clothing with graphics (59%) over those without graphics. While age does not play a factor, gender does as men are slightly more likely than women to prefer clothing that includes some sort of graphic. When it comes to clothing and accessories with logos, Indonesia youth do not ...
Culture Spotlight On China Jun 19, 2018 ... ;Singer. The ban even went so far as to blur out a hip-hop style necklace a contestant was wearing on a non-musical show, Super Brain. This ban has outraged many Chinese young adults, and they’ve taken to Weibo, a popular Twitter-like app, to express their extreme dissatisfaction with the censorship.Status Symbol: A Preference For Logo Goods Is GrowingWhile conspicuous logos have fallen out of fashion within the apparel industry in recent years, with consumers growing tired of overt status ...
Debranded Oct 05, 2015 ... customized hotel stay to younger consumers. In terms of explicit branding, some companies have shrunk and streamlined their logos for a more minimal approach. Others have opted to forego the logo altogether, or at least provide a logo-free option; Nike, for example, offers its Blazer style shoe with “no swoosh.” Even luxury brand Louis Vuitton, which for so long covered products with its distinctive monogram, now shies away from such overt self-identification. In fact, the fashion house recently released ...
Branding Trends Nov 29, 2016 media & entertainment experiences packaging ... Youth want brands to create tools and experiences that provide entertainment rather than simply sell products.Today, when nearly every brand is available at a mere click, as are peer reviews of their products and services, standing out is less about their information and logos, and more about the experiences they provide. Brands have begun to think outside the box—literally—with packaging upgrades and physical presentations that provide consumers with entertainment and ...
Omnitainment Dec 09, 2016 media & entertainment branding radio video ... Pixar-type short that I can’t stop thinking about. I really want Chipotle now. It worked, and it wasn’t even about Chipotle really.” Consumers aren’t the only ones taking notice; Cannes Lions judges are as well, as evidenced by the success of The Displaced, a virtual reality film series that tells the story of the refugee crisis, from The New York Times. Notably, these two productions reflect their respective brand’s values, but their logos do not appear anywhere during the ...
Global Food & Beverage Trends May 28, 2018 ... ;eight-piece collection features bowls of ramen and restaurant logos, some of which have locations in the U.S.Nike x Gatorade As tribute to the beverages that have fueled generations of athletes, the Nike Air Jordan took on Gatorade’s Lemon Lime, Grape, Cool Blue, and Orange “flavorways.” Each color uses a premium leather upper with “Be Like Mike” inscribed on the inner tongue, a nod to the iconic '90s campaign, and the Gatorade logo featured throughout. The Air Jordan logo mimics the ...
Gender Trends Sep 08, 2013 ... ” packs inspired by all 32 NFL team logos and colors, allowing nail art enthusiasts to show their spirit on game day. To market this initiative, mobile manicure stations will be placed at stadiums to offer spectators professional fanicures before or during the game. CoverGirl will also offer how-to instructions on creating fan-worthy fingertip art, and post images for visual inspiration on Pinterest and at Covergirl.com/NFL. Fans are encouraged to share their nail art via Twitter with the punny ...
Attitudes Toward "Luxury" Aug 28, 2023 ... Attitudes Toward "Luxury" To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary I would rather have a luxury experience than a luxury product | Wearing too many luxury logos is tacky | The best food I've ever eaten was from what would be considered a "hole in the wall" restaurant | I feel accomplished when I get to have a luxury experience | Luxury products and services are overrated | There is more peer pressure to purchase ...
Popular Culture & Fashion/Style May 17, 2018 ... Africa.LOGOS & GRAPHICSOverall, global youth are fairly split on their preference for clothing and accessories with or without logos or graphics. Men are more likely to prefer accessories and clothing with logos, while women prefer to not have logos.Please select one statement from each pair below that you agree with more. I prefer accessories without logos | I prefer accessories with logos | I prefer clothing without logos | I prefer clothing with logos | I prefer clothing without graphics | I prefer ...
