Macro Trend

2020 Macro Trend: Creativity 2.0

by Trendalytics Team • March 20, 2020

Creativity is constantly evolving, and social media, a relatively recent development, has democratized the creative process in a way that would not have been possible even 10 years ago. Everything around us has become a canvas for expression, from the clothes we wear to the images we post online. With the barriers to create and […]


2020 Macro Trend: Gen You

by Trendalytics Team • February 27, 2020

Customers want personalization and it’s impacting the bottom line. Eight out of ten consumers are more likely to purchase from a brand that provides personalized experiences — and according to Gartner, organizations that fully invest in online personalization will outsell those that haven’t by more than 30%. Despite the continued debate over whether DNA testing […]


2020 Macro Trend: Revivalism

by Trendalytics Team • February 16, 2020

A life of constant connection and endless scrolling is driving a shift in the opposite direction. A 2019 study by Edison Research and Triton Digital shows that social media usage among Americans 12 to 34 years old across several platforms has leveled off or is waning. At the same time, location-based experiences are projected to become a $12 billion industry […]


2020 Macro Trend: Post-Truth Politics

by Trendalytics Team • February 12, 2020

The fashion industry is innately receptive to the geopolitical issues that shape our reality, from trade policies and tariff hikes to decentralized banking and data privacy. 2020 will be a year marked by regulation (or lack thereof), as political uncertainty is at an all-time high. Negotiations regarding worldwide trade agreements and the upcoming U.S. presidential […]


2020 Macro Trend: Conscious Consumption

by Trendalytics Team • February 7, 2020

The fashion industry produces 10% of global carbon emissions and accounts for 20 to 35% of microplastic flows into the ocean, according to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). Textile dyeing is the second-largest polluter of water globally and it takes around 2,000 gallons of water to make a single pair of jeans. It’s […]