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How are young British men redefining masculinity?

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  • 26 Jul 2024

Amid looksmaxxing trends, young men are grappling both with the online narratives of toxic masculinity and the gendered cultural and economic expectations projected by society. Canvas8 spoke to British Gen Z men to find out what masculinity means to them and how they like to express it

How are young American men redefining masculinity?

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  • 26 Jul 2024

Gen Zers are often at the forefront of micro-trends heralding new archetypes of masculinity, from ‘hot rodent men’ to ‘golden retriever boyfriends’. But how are Gen Z men navigating the tricky terrain of shifting masculinity in an increasingly polarized and atomized society?

Home and Relationships Sector Snapshot: July 2024

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  • 24 Jul 2024

Do people value creativity over convenience in their homes? How are older generations redefining care and retirement? In what ways is the shift in modern masculinity impacting relationships? Where is the perfect balance between social connections in the online world and IRL?

DIY projects flag Aussies’ aspiration for multifunctional spaces

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  • 15 Jul 2024

Inflation and a lack of affordable housing have driven Australians to do it themselves. With their connection to DIY building spanning decades, Aussies today are tapping into their roots and creating personal multifunctional spaces for themselves. What does this mean for the property landscape?

Why Japanese people are choosing to stay single

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  • 12 Jul 2024

Amid economic and societal pressures in Japan, more and more people are choosing not to get married. Many also work as ‘nonregular workers’ and like being alone. What does the future of dating and relationships look like in Japan, and what can brands learn from these shifting preferences?

South Koreans are curing their loneliness by spoiling their pets

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  • 11 Jul 2024

Young Koreans are coping with burnout, a poor job economy, and loneliness by adopting dogs and – increasingly – cats. They’re also spending lots of money on them, creating a growing pet service industry in South Korea. The trend highlights what they value – independence, relaxation, and alone time.

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