Because the movement for equality and acceptance has proven to be a driving force for today's society, brands and establishments are focusing on producing empowering products for their consumers. This is a movement that has been applied across all industries—from fashion and cosmetics to office culture and mobile platforms.
Some initiatives are self-started and history-focused like the artist-backed female warrior jewelry and the needlework activist statements. Others incorporate pop culture and celebrity-centered approaches like Revlon's Gal Gadot campaign or the Acne Studios and Juliette Lewis' collaboration.
All in all, the essence of the female-empowering products seems to be contained in the recurring image of the superhero, the warrior and the ordinary woman. The exciting part is that a strong message is being communicated to impressionable youth through female astronaut toys, professional wrestler dolls and female-centered fairy tale volumes.
- Gen Z (primary audience)
- Gen Alpha (primary audience)
- Millennial (primary audience)
- Gen X (primary audience)
