This is awesome. I’m looking forward to seeing the growth in brand opportunities around the silver economy and the return of tastemakers. I think we need some form of gatekeepers back, expertise has fallen by the wayside due to the rise of influencers who peddle anything they’re paid for. We need real hands on product expertise back.
Wonderful post - I'm still absorbing all of the amazing insights and intel in this. I'm so glad I found your letter as this was by far the BEST trend/predictions roundup I've read :)
Loved this so much- especially THE ANALOG EXPERIENCE. I plan travel and people want to invest in memories and experiences in far-flung destinations over a new car.
Loved every bit of this. In the fashion space specifically, we are seeing a shift to maximalism and references to the 70's. It's interesting to see things shift so dramatically after having a long run with 'quiet luxury'.
This is awesome. I’m looking forward to seeing the growth in brand opportunities around the silver economy and the return of tastemakers. I think we need some form of gatekeepers back, expertise has fallen by the wayside due to the rise of influencers who peddle anything they’re paid for. We need real hands on product expertise back.
loved loved loved this! such a well-researched + well-written read :)
This is the BEST trend “forecasting” read in 2025! Immaculate 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Wow. The depth of this article is really impressive.
This was such a good read🥹🥹 THANK YOU
This is a good read, Arianne!
Totally agree with all these.
Love this, can actually proclaim myself Tastemaker and heritage collector! Thank you ;)
This is great
Wonderful and insightful!
Thank you for this post! I learned so much. Excited to read what you have next :)
Wonderful post - I'm still absorbing all of the amazing insights and intel in this. I'm so glad I found your letter as this was by far the BEST trend/predictions roundup I've read :)
And the silver economy just made my heart sing! 🥹
Loved this so much- especially THE ANALOG EXPERIENCE. I plan travel and people want to invest in memories and experiences in far-flung destinations over a new car.
Great read! Building community is so key and I think brands could even look to Reddit for this.
Loved every bit of this. In the fashion space specifically, we are seeing a shift to maximalism and references to the 70's. It's interesting to see things shift so dramatically after having a long run with 'quiet luxury'.