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People have gone from coveting new clothes to coveting the next big experience. Buying new clothes used to be the ultimate pleasure in feeling good. However as consumers are becoming more interested in experiences they are needing more money to spend on these experiences that make them feel good. They are buying less new clothes....
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Following trends is becoming less and less inspiring as people are looking for freshness and a greater sense of well-being. People connect with other people. The same trends are seen in so many places. Thus making brand loyalty and connection even more difficult. If people connect with people more than anything then brands should be...
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Looking back at Heritage Day it is important to understand how people are expressing their own heritage. There is less of a pre-packaged identity to conform to, considering how diverse each person’s background can be. Rather people are incorporating parts of it with their own identity. Therefore creating their own interpretation of their modern day...
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In uncovering the youth’s obsession with flowers in our 2016 report it unravelled more strongly among the new age masculinity this year. No longer are flowers just associated with the girls, we have a surge of flower boys roaming around. These new age men and boys aren’t any less masculine than those who hold traditional...
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Young women are finding greater liberation. They are building confidence to explore territory that has been dominated by males for decades. This exploration has less to do with sexual orientation or even a ‘tom-boy’ personality. Girls want to try new things and not be held back because they are female. Many sports, for example skateboarding...
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Art exhibitions and graffiti covered walls have encouraged consumers to take pictures in front of the visually-stirring works. Consumers are more likely to share visually engaging content on apps like Snapchat and Instagram.   It’s not a surprise there is a strong artistic movement going on. No longer is art an expression just for the...
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Racial segregation was one fence that both kept certain people in and other people out. People still feel disconnected from one another and from certain brands because of their lack of representation. Consumers for the most part despise racism and any attempt, intentional or unintentional to box in and box out specific races will be...
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To the consumer it’s becoming less about wearing what’s trendy but rather wearing whatever they want and feeling confident in that. You can be a nerd, a rocker, a hippie, sports girl or guy. You can even be a mix of them all if you want. Looking fashionable is going beyond conforming to an in-style...
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From watching films with the same old story lines, music videos that look similar or going to restaurants that don’t offer anything radically different, consumers are awaiting the unexpected. You will see it in the posts they share on Facebook – which are radically amazing, funny, benevolent or romantic. Content that they are sharing is...
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Skin is one of the more important parts of the body in both a woman and man’s life. In an age of endless events and documenting these events for everyone to see, beauty is valuable. While there is a movement towards being confident and comfortable in your own skin (supporting a no-makeup look or more...
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