Gen Z Women and the Man Repeller Trend
Gen Z women reject male-gaze fashion, embracing bold, individual styles that prioritize autonomy and self-expression over traditional norms.
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Gen Z women reject male-gaze fashion, embracing bold, individual styles that prioritize autonomy and self-expression over traditional norms.
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Three short years – and post-pandemic ones, no less — that’s all the time it took Hailey Bieber and her team to build a Gen Z favorite, billion-dollar skincare and “hybrid” makeup brand and find a buyer. All the while,
Hailey Bieber Scores as e.l.f. Purchases Rhode Read More »
Target faces major challenges, and while Brian Cornell once saved it, the company now needs a bold new leader to spark another transformation.
Brian Cornell: The Sequel? Read More »
Experts discuss tariff whiplash and how shifting trade policies push brands to rethink supply chains, efficiency, and sourcing strategies.
Reeling from Tariff Whiplash Read More »
Gen Z’s nostalgic trend demands authenticity—retro fashion, second-hand style, and real throwbacks. Nostalgia-washing won’t work.
Gen Z’s Nostalgic Trend Has No Chill for Fakes Read More »
Printemps NY reinvents shopping with a luxury, experiential concept store blending retail, art, and hospitality for affluent, curious consumers.
Printemps New York High Concept: Will It Work? Read More »
Chinese brand ANTA is challenging Nike in the U.S. with NBA stars, edgy design, and basketball focus—more cool brand than budget sneaker.
ANTA Is Coming After Nike Read More »
Boomers, not Gen Z or millennials, are ditching malls—next-gens want retailtainment, chill vibes, and lifestyle-aligned, memorable experiences.
How Mall Retailtainment Can Keep Next Gens Read More »
Retail faces a major shift from AI, supply chains, and consumer demands—only innovators will thrive amid this rapid industry transformation.
How to Bridge the Retail Tectonic Shift Read More »
Tourism in China is booming on Instagram, but Hong Kong’s social media fame isn’t converting into retail spending.
The Rise of Special Forces Tourism in China Read More »