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Nov 12, 2022
Gen Z is known for being extremely social media-savvy. WGSN explores how to capture and retain the interest of this cohort that’s determined to redefine wellness and self-care.
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Ekow Eshun: In the Black Fantastic/Thames & Hudson
Jul 19, 2022
WGSN’s STEPIC methodology for trend forecasting includes looking at culture and creativity. So this week we explore Black culture, experience and identity.
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WGSN at Cannes Lions
Jul 04, 2022
After a two-year pandemic-induced hiatus, the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity returned with an in-person event (as well as on-demand access) in time to celebrate its 69th year. The WGSN Insight team was on the ground to capture the key themes of the festival and to host four sessions and two panel events.
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Jun 23, 2022
 In this blog, we explore some of the key trends and macro drivers impacting Gen Z.
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But are they real? The rise of virtual influencers
Jun 22, 2022
Virtual stars are becoming more and more common in our social feeds, experimenting with fashion, beauty and music while redefining what it takes to succeed and make money online as a creator. In this blog, we highlight the virtual talents attracting fan interest and engagement, and explore why they are so relatable.
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Brand-building in the metaverse
Jun 21, 2022
Following the hype in 2021, brands will focus on experimenting in the metaverse to offer immersive, social and shoppable spaces that generate ROI and further blur the lines between retail and marketing.
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Meet your consumer of tomorrow: Key personas for 2024
Jun 20, 2022
Our annual Future Consumer white paper focuses on how you can keep pace in an ever-changing world without running out of steam. After months of rigorous research, the WGSN Insight team has identified four consumer sentiments for 2024, which have been distilled into four consumer profiles: the Regulators, the anti-hustle culture Connectors, the Memory Makers, and the tech-optimistic New Sensorialists. What unites these four cohorts is a shared need for realignment – with themselves, their world and the planet.
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