Cool Campaigns for FIFA World Cup: Fader X Nike Sportswear World Music; adidas Originals Star Wars Mash-up; Crewest Street Art Soccer Balls and Viewing Parties; Soccer Ball Ice Cubes
2010 FIFA World Cup soccer fever is underway, and here’s a quick recap of some more interesting campaigns commemorating the big event in South Africa starting on June 11.
In this story taken from our Spring Youth Culture Study 2010 -North America, we examine the results to the question Which online retailer do you purchase footwear from if any?
Fresh data from 13-25-year-olds across North America in Label Networks’ Spring Youth Culture Study 2010 reveals new sources for connecting youth culture to your site.
Comparing sports young people do with the sports that are their favorites reveal the crossover effects of various lifestyle traits, such as associated fashion, pros as heroes, influences, and music crossovers.
Retail Round-up: Volcom Down 8% but Beats Expectations; Gap’s On the Rise and Here’s Why; H&M Proves New Strategies Work; Billabong Dips and Misses the Mark
More strategies than you can possibly imagine, indicating what works and what doesn’t when it comes to retail, fashion, action sports-inspired brands, and youth culture.
Spending Habits: Fresh Data from Label Networks’ Spring Youth Culture Study 2010 Tracks Changes in Spending on Clothing, Footwear, Magazines, Movies, Beverages, Video Gaming, and More
This preview story features changes in Video Gaming spending and which demographics present the greatest differences in patterns in the last 6 months and what this means for the industry.
Often used as inspiration among many streetwear designers, what happens at this show is a good indication of what to expect in this subculture come Fall.
Youth culture is always at the forefront of new communication usage patterns and technology. These 3 changes in 2010 will effect not only a new generation, but how brands will need to communicate with them in the near future.
Giant social networks are sick of watching Apple make a killing off music and they’re jealous as hell. Not to mention that they still don’t have a business model%u2026yet. Plus fresh data from LN’s Fall Study on music and technology.