As athleticwear and beauty continue to be strong trends among Gen-Z consumers, Piper Jaffray has released its semi-annual “Taking Stock With Teens” report, revealing strong progress for Vans, Lululemon and Ulta Beauty.
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8 published items with the word (s) or phrase LIM College in News, Trends, Videos, Photo galleries, Agenda and sorted by "date descending".
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![]( "Vans, Ulta Beauty and Lululemon make gains with US teens")
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![]( "Generation Z is making in-store shopping fashionable again")
Generation Z is making in-store shopping fashionable againMillennials might be the generation that prefers experiences to possessions, but according to a new survey, their Generation Z successors love nothing more than good old-fashioned shopping.
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![]( "Millennials and Gen Z lead pledge to ditch fast fashion in 2019")
Millennials and Gen Z lead pledge to ditch fast fashion in 2019A New Year’s Resolution Report conducted by fashion resale marketplace Thredup has found that one in four women is planning to quit fast fashion in 2019, a movement led predominantly by younger consumers.
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![]( "Rue21 boosts consumer analytics capabilities with First Insight")
Rue21 boosts consumer analytics capabilities with First InsightWith an increasing number of brands looking to consumer analytics, the apparel retailer has announced that it has used “action learning” to apply First Insight’s analytic technology throughout its business.
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![]( "Sustainable apparel on the rise but most consumers still won’t pay more")
Sustainable apparel on the rise but most consumers still won’t pay moreA recent study from the NDP Group has highlighted the growing importance of sustainability to apparel consumers but has also found that the majority of shoppers refuse to pay more for sustainable products.
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![]( "Millennials mean well but fall short as eco-fashionistas, says study")
Millennials mean well but fall short as eco-fashionistas, says studyMuch has been made of millennials’ dedication to sustainable brands but, according to a new study from LIM College, a fashion product’s eco-friendliness may be far from their first consideration when making purchases.
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![]( "Study shows millennials are impervious to influencers when buying apparel, accessories")
Study shows millennials are impervious to influencers when buying apparel, accessoriesThe study, "Shopping Trends Among 18-35 Year-Olds," found that only 7% of millennials are influenced by bloggers and vloggers for their apparel and accessories purchases.
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![]( "LIM College study reveals Millennials are not loyal to fashion brands")
LIM College study reveals Millennials are not loyal to fashion brandsAlmost half of the students surveyed in the study conducted at Manhattan's LIM College claim there is nothing that a brand can do to retain their loyalty.
