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The future indulgence economy: Where luxury meets vice
As the luxury and vice markets collide, Americans are redefining indulgence from seven-figure weddings to prediction markets to sex. Exclusive data and analysis show which brands will win.
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Beyond luxury: The new rules of indulgence for leaders
How wealth, wellness and morality shifts blur the lines between luxury and vice for American consumers and brands.
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Shifts: How everyday indulgence will reshape our living standards
Ipsos Strategy3’s Djamila Oumarou considers how the relationship between innovation and indulgence could evolve for tomorrow’s shoppers.
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Why tomorrow’s luxury winners will prioritize human experiences
Luxury is facing an identity crisis as Gen Z upends traditional expectations and definitions. Luxury expert David Klingbeil discusses how craft and storytelling can recapture tomorrow’s shoppers.
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Why Gen Z’s indulgence attitudes won’t stay the same
Ipsos’ Jesse Peretz explains why brands can’t afford to make assumptions about high earning Gen Zers and how they spend.
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What luxury events reveal about consumers’ premium experience spending
Ultra-luxury event designer Sojourner Judson explains how changing expectations around upscale social events are shaping how mainstream Americans understand indulgence.
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Why growth audiences will help brands win in a cooling market
Business can grow faster if they form authentic connections with growth audiences. But to successfully engage them, brands need nuanced and accurate insights, says Ipsos’ Janelle James.
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Why flexible, experience-driven luxury will reshape premium beverages
Maggie Frerejean-Taittinger, co-founder of the nonalcoholic sparkling wine French Bloom, explains how the wellness trend is driving demand for flexible drinking choices for upscale social gatherings.
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Why context comes first for brand success
To connect with consumers whose habits are in constant flux, brands will need a deeper understanding of context, says Ipsos Strategy3’s Philip Ryan.
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How overconfidence fuels the indulgence of risk in prediction markets
The surge in prediction markets highlights a new dimension of risk-taking as indulgence. Dartmouth University’s Eric Zitzewitz discusses the nuanced behavioral patterns driving this trend and their broader implications.