These April 2019 world trends range from space agency-powered video installations to luxurious airport pop-ups. While examples like the 'blu Marble' installation by Sebastian ErraZuriz make NASA satellite footage accessible to urban dwellers via an oversized LED structure, Givenchy's newest pop-up kiosk at the Tom Bradley International Terminal in Los Angeles aims to provide luxury product access to those on the go.
Other standouts include Nike's newest collection of World Cup 2019 football kits for women. Each of the collection's country-specific designs boasts cultural elements and expressive hues while focusing on female-friendly silhouettes versus traditional shapes which mirrored those created for male players.
In-flight face masks, premium cargo luggage and immersive museum experiences with augmented reality technology round off this list and speak to consumers' growing desire for experiential and premium product offerings that are centered around travel and exploration.
- Gen Z
- Gen Alpha
- Millennial (primary audience)
- Gen X (primary audience)
