Ever since I first saw "just walk out" technology, I've been thinking about how we redefine what an impulse buy means. Love your thoughts on how it might be intention, disguised as spontaneity. Also, couldn't agree more with your thoughts on Gen Z. Having a 24 year old daughter, I see her pushing back on the idea of mass consumerism and buying with more intention. Yes, a vintage jacket can have more meaning that a luxury one. The want to have a sense of uniqueness, while also using their fashion as a way to tell their story to the world. It's going to be a great couple of years as we all figure this out.
Ever since I first saw "just walk out" technology, I've been thinking about how we redefine what an impulse buy means. Love your thoughts on how it might be intention, disguised as spontaneity. Also, couldn't agree more with your thoughts on Gen Z. Having a 24 year old daughter, I see her pushing back on the idea of mass consumerism and buying with more intention. Yes, a vintage jacket can have more meaning that a luxury one. The want to have a sense of uniqueness, while also using their fashion as a way to tell their story to the world. It's going to be a great couple of years as we all figure this out.