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Eco Chic

... Eco-friendly innovation is poised to become more en vogue as young people around the world combat their carbon footprint with fashion that is both sustainable and stylish.The concept of eco chic has come a long way since Patagonia implored Don’t Buy This Jacket in 2011 and put sustainable style in the spotlight for a new generation of socially conscious consumers. Once regarded as a marketing angle or something for a granola/crunchy crowd, sustainability is becoming more relevant than ever ...

Culture Spotlight On The UK

... In the UK, innovation drives culture, with new music genres, new video games, and new books winning young people’s attention.The UK is leading the way with gaming globally, giving rise to new music genres from the ground up, and is on the forefront of the sustainable fashion revolution.Country Strong: A Genre To Watch The country music genre that is so beloved in the U.S. is finally making a lasting impression on the UK. Country 2 Country, an annual country music festival that travels ...

Eco-Exhibitionists

... -friendliness but not representative of mainstream attitudes or income brackets. Fast-forward to today and sustainability is no longer a niche lifestyle but an ingrained part of life for youth. They regard renewable resources like solar, wind, geothermal, hydropower, and other forms of sustainable energy as the way of the future. Youth are gravitating towards such offerings and the products powered by them not only for the money it saves them but also for the cultural cachet they get from being associated ...

Category Lens

... expected to reach a market value of USD 10.3 billion by 2024. In the past six months we have seen brands push forward on these efforts in new and innovative ways, from utilizing wastewater for beer to creating sustainable toilet paper out of bamboo. Yet the FMCG remains particularly vulnerable when it comes to issues related to sustainability. What if your brand was addressing some of today’s biggest environmental issues? TECHNOLOGYThe technology category is viewed by some as a contributing factor to ...

Global Influencer Trends

... , who had between 1,000 and 5,000 followers. - Southeast Asia: Lack of Disclosure on Ads - BrandHero examined influencer accounts from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia, and found that 86% of the posts violated Instagram's rules requiring brand collaborations to be clearly noted. This was significantly higher than the posts that it examined in the U.S. The social media company stressed the importance of transparency in creating sustainable relationships and boosting engagement. "This ...

Culture Spotlight On South Africa

... | Reflect LGBTQ culture in my country COOL FACTOR IN SOUTH AFRICAOne in four youth in South Africa think denim is cool, driven mostly by 49% of women compared to 34% of men. Athletic wear and sustainable/eco-friendly fashion are considered cool by nearly one-quarter of youth. Women lead men in regarding sustainable/eco-friendly fashion as cool—29% versus 17%, respectively.Which of the following, if any, do you think are cool?Please select all that apply. Denim | Athletic wear | Sustainable/eco ...

Race To Zero

... energy) ranked in the top five as an area in overall need of innovation, thus making it critical to young people that brands help overcome challenges in this space. In fact, one-third of youth think a brand is innovative if it creates sustainable/eco-friendly products, and one-half of Trendsetters think this, signaling this feeling will grow among the general population. Similar numbers also consider brands to be innovative when they implement environmentally friendly practices. In addition to widely ...

Future Of Food & Beverage

... lab-grown meat | Eating 3D printed food TRENDS IN EATING TODAYYouth today want to keep it simple, and nearly nine in 10 Trendsetters in the U.S. and UK say they would rather eat food that comes from traditional sources (e.g., farming) rather than food that is technologically produced (e.g., lab-grown), while another six in 10 prefer food that is all-natural rather than sustainable. Staying healthy is also a focus among Trendsetters, as 79% in the U.S. and 73% in the UK would rather eat healthy ...