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Over The Influence

... Young consumers have a complex and multifaceted relationship with the influencers they follow, especially in the wake of increasing influencer backlash. Brands need to understand this landscape in order to partner with influencers who can deliver the greatest ROI for their efforts and authentically connect with young consumers.Since the dawn of influencers, they've been loved, hated, and loved—to hate. People around the world have found style inspiration, wellness strategies, decorating ...

Breaking Bad

... to bring him to his house, where he pleasantly discovers he has a very similar room with the same IKEA furniture and decor so that he feels comfortable. 2017: Celebrated Gender Fluidity & Equality Young generations tend to be the most open-minded and optimistic. IKEA depicts the world from their point of view in its ad "Wonderful World," and suggests that if everyone shared this outlook, the world would be a better, more accepting place. For instance, a child sees a young boy painting his nails ...

The State Of The Sub/Urban

... types of brands IRL is now coming to urban areas. Target has been leading this shift by bringing small-format shops to cities across the the U.S. and it plans to have more than 130 small-box stores by the end of 2019. Similarly, IKEA locations are typically on the periphery of cities where there's more space for its warehouse stores filled with furniture and home decor, but the Millennial-focused retailer is entering city centers, too. Earlier this year, it opened its first planning store in central ...

There's No Place Like Home(town)

... throughout her entire repertoire, referring generally to H-town, herself as Miss Third Ward, and other now-cult Texas-based references. Seeing the artists they love celebrating and elevating the distinct quirks, slang, and history of their hometowns to paradigmatic status encourages youth to delve further into their own place of origin, and in doing so, into themselves.The ways that young people are displaying this pride has grown to include apparel, jewelry, and home decor. Homegrown brands such as Ohio ...

The Invisibles

... Homepass is a decorative pod that comes in champagne, silver, or onyx that users can plug into a wall to get high-speed Internet. The Luma Home WiFi Mesh Router adapts to a home's signals and fine-tunes them to optimize their connection, without sacrificing aesthetics with a honeycomb shape.Discreet Speakers Home speakers are becoming more discreet in their design to look more like a piece of art or decor in one's home. Bang & Olufsen's BeoSound Shape is a modular speaker system comprised of hexagonal ...

Global Culture Marketing Tips

... combines analog music and its line of silk accessories. Store locations are transformed to replicate an old-fashioned record store with bins of albums displayed throughout. The albums feature a creative Hermès twist—each cover is decorated with a different signature silk design from the men’s line. Visitors are invited to give the records a spin on one of many turntables. The fun, interactive installation has been showcased in Milan, Rome, and NYC and will make its way to other ...

Purposeful Pop

... increasingly creating clothing and accessories that not only support a social cause through the production process, such as utilizing eco-friendly materials (see Eco Chic) or making products that are inclusive of diverse body types, but by displaying support for the cause right on the items themselves (see examples). Graphic tees and decorative pins declaring support for feminism, racial and gender equality, and political views are proliferating, with big and small brands alike contributing statement goods ...

Culture Spotlight On China

... on bags, calendars, decorative tape, and jewelry to bring the culture and art to everyday items. For instance, Chinese street style brand Mukzin came out with a popular clothing line inspired by the cultural heritage of the Xinjiang province to distance itself from Western fads and create a line true to Chinese trends. This heritage revival can also be seen in entertainment with National Treasure, a TV show that invites nine different museums to each bring three of their more ...

Culture Spotlight On Japan

... of its ambiance/decor NEW FOOD & BEVERAGES IN JAPANAs new foods and beverages emerge in the Japanese market, 30% of youth say they like to try new foods/beverages, and another 21% are open to try any food or beverage at least once. Four in 10 (43%) of those aged 30-34 and 38% of women are more likely than their counterparts to lead the way in terms of exploration into new food/beverages.Which of the following, if any, are true for you?Please select all that apply. I like to try new foods ...