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India’s Gen Z is often framed as bold and disruptive. But in tier 2 and 3 cities*, the reality in the coming years is far more nuanced. Young consumers beyond the metros are not rejecting tradition outright, but are learning to live with it on their own terms.
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The Spanish capital has found a silver lining beyond the pandemic and made renaissance its theme for 2021. Spaniards moving back home and newcomers avoiding harsher restrictions elsewhere have brought the city a new creative energy.
WGSN data shows that sustainability continues to be a key priority, with the topic remaining relevant among beauty, fashion, interiors and food and drink influencers across social media. Furthermore, a 2020 World Economic Forum survey of 21,000 people from 28 countries found that 86% want to see more sustainable and…
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The wider concept of gender identity has altered in the public consciousness over the past decade, with a more positive understanding that gender is fluid and not binary. Similarly, masculinity is being reshaped; rather than a hackneyed set of stereotypes, it’s now viewed as a spectrum.
Explore the multicultural city through our latest Singapore: Inspiration City 2021 report, in which WGSN’s data researcher Alison Ho shares her top picks in innovations and creativity.
At WGSN, we’ve been tracking the growth of robotics – a global market that will reach $38.3bn by 2024, according to consultancy firm Frost & Sullivan. During the pandemic, robots moved from manufacturing lines to service roles.
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