Now babies can literally go "goo-goo-ga-ga" over Lady Gaga baby costumes (say that five times fast).
The costume is called the Baby Lady Gaga Bunting Costume, and it comes in bright red. It includes a headpiece that stands tall like fire and a matching red bunting costume for the body. Appropriate as a hellish look for Halloween or just great fun for a Gaga-themed party, your baby will nevertheless look adorable.
Implications - Contemporary society is obsessed with products and clothing that are immediately distinguishable and help consumers stand out from the pack. A company would be wise to invest in a subtle celebrity-mocking product. The product would appeal to a consumer's sense of novelty, as well as their sense of avant-garde commodities. Owning the product would be the kind of 'ironic humor' get that young consumers battle their friends for.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Novelty Celebrity-mocking Products
- Investing in subtle celebrity-mocking products would appeal to consumers' sense of novelty and avant-garde commodities.
- Distinctive and Stand-out Clothing
- Consumers are obsessed with clothing that immediately distinguishes them and helps them stand out from the pack.
- Ironic Humor Market
- There is a market for products that offer 'ironic humor' and young consumers actively seek them to battle their friends for ownership.
Sectors Adopting This
- Baby and Children's Clothing
- The baby costume industry can tap into the demand for distinctive and novelty clothing, creating unique and stand-out designs.
- Party and Costume Retail
- Party and costume retailers can offer a range of celebrity-mocking products to cater to consumers' sense of novelty and avant-garde commodities.
- Humor and Entertainment Merchandise
- The humor and entertainment merchandise industry can explore the market for products that offer 'ironic humor', targeting young consumers seeking ownership battles with their friends.
