Available for purchase on Nylon's online shop, the snack attack tee is meant for those with an insatiable hunger and inclination towards fast food.
Being "Hangry" is an awful experience characterized by extreme annoyance and irrational impulses. As those Snickers ads used to say, "we're not ourselves when we're hungry." Even the healthiest dieter can be overcome with a desire to binge-eat burgers when caught in the throes of a hunger pang.
If your snack attacks reach Jurassic Park-proportions (and by that I mean you basically morph into a hungry T-rex on the prowl) then you might consider this humorous t-shirt. At the very least, it will warn everyone to stay out of your way.
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Trend Themes
1. Humorous Food-inspired Clothing - There is an opportunity for companies to create a new line of clothing that mixes humor and food, perhaps even allowing for customization through user-generated content.
2. Pop Culture-inspired Apparel - Creating apparel with pop culture references that resonates with the youth market would be a great way to engage customers and gain attention on social media.
3. Comfortable and Stylish Clothing - With consumers spending more time at home, there is growing demand for comfortable yet stylish clothing, creating an opportunity for companies to develop apparel that meets both criteria.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - In order to capitalize on emerging trends, companies in the fashion industry could consider creating new lines of clothing for the youth market that mixes humor, pop culture references and comfort.
2. Food and Beverage - Food and beverage industry players could collaborate with fashion brands to create a line of clothing that features popular snack foods in a humorous way, such as a French fries-inspired hoodie or a pizza-clad t-shirt.
3. Social Media - Companies could explore the social media space and leverage the celebrity personas of popular social media influencers to promote new lines of clothing in order to attract younger demographics with more trendy and relatable sensibilities.