Is tween culture having a revival? Claire’s recently launched their new beauty line C by Claire’s for Gen Zalphas and last month Zara launched their new line Z3D aimed at 14+ teens. There has been an ongoing conversation about the death of tween/teen culture in the public sphere, yet it seems like a few brands are attempting to bring it back. Watch the full video for our analysis! #genz #digitalmarketing #beautymarketing #genalpha #digiverse
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THE DIGI FAIRY Great analysis on the revival of tween culture! How effectively are brands like Claire's and Zara targeting Gen ZAlpha (born 2006-2012) with these new lines? It's crucial to understand this micro-generation as they are not just future consumers but current influencers shaping market trends. For more targeted insights and strategies to engage Gen ZAlpha, consider following our GEN ZALPHA page.