Trend cluster
Category

Celebritizing
Curation

To boost interest, brands are turning to celebrities to hand-pick items.

Designer-Curated Subscription BoxesCelebrity Curated Luxury SitesStar-Studded Decor ServicesRapper-Curated Online Shops

Trend

What is the Celebritizing Curation trend?

Celebritizing Curation: Tapping into the intense following of pop culture icons, brands are turning to celebrities to not only endorse, but play an integral role, in retail. Specifically effective in terms of curating items to be sold, this celebrity approach adds a touch of luxury to a brand, and leverages an existing fan base.

Trend themes

Themes within the Celebritizing Curation trend

Three behaviours holding the trend together
01

Celebrity Curation

More brands are turning to celebrities to curate or endorse items, leveraging their fan base and adding a touch of luxury.

02

Subscription Services

Subscription-based services are becoming more popular as a way to deliver curated, unique items to consumers on a regular basis.

03

Early Adopters

Targeting early adopters with exclusive access to the latest luxury items is a new trend in the luxury retail market.

Industry implications

What the Celebritizing Curation trend means for industry

Where the trend changes the playbook
For

Retail

Retailers can leverage celebrity curation to add a touch of luxury and appeal to a specific fan base.

For

Subscription Services

Subscription-based services are disrupting traditional retail and offering a unique and personalized experience for consumers.

For

Luxury Goods

Targeting early adopters with exclusive access to the latest luxury items is a new trend in the luxury retail market, creating a new market segment and revenue opportunity for luxury goods companies.

Trend signals

Trend signals for Celebritizing Curation

Trend score 4.3 out of 10, from popularity 68%, activity 52%, freshness 8%.

Popularity68%
Activity52%
Freshness8%
Audience
50%Men
50%Women
  • Gen Alpha (not a primary audience)
  • Gen Z
  • Millennial
  • Gen X
  • Boomer (not a primary audience)
Market
North America