It’s no secret that Gen Zers are turning teenage norms on their heads. A cohort less preoccupied with drinking than those before them, venues are having to adapt to survive in a new nightlife era. How can these public spaces transform to turn this group of club-shunners into club-goers?

Luxury fashion is undergoing a revolution. As the market welcomes a growing number of Gen Yers and Zers, the values once ascribed to luxury are less relevant. Streetwear company Madhappy is seizing this moment, setting an example for high-end brands looking to attract a younger cohort.

Compared to past generations of teens, Gen Z’s aesthetic ideals are distinctly low-key, with the pursuit of an inside-out glow meaning that cosmetics purchases tend to revolve around intelligent skincare routines. So, how does make-up fit into this minimalist approach to beauty?

While many brands still position themselves to dictate of-the-moment make-up looks, Depixym’s Cosmetic Emulsions are championing individuality and self-expression by rethinking the multi-use product, encouraging beauty junkies to think outside the box and paint their faces however they wish.