8 April 2026 [COLUMN] The Aesthetics of Risk: How Gen Z Turns Existential Insecurity into a Fashion Strategy, from Tokyo to Lagos In Tokyo, the jirai kei movement—literally “landmine style”—attracts thousands of young people who deliberately cultivate an aesthetic of
11 February 2026 [LUXUS MAGAZINE] Younger generations are increasingly less interested in married life As Valentine’s Day approaches, finding a soul mate no longer seems to be a priority for younger generations,
29 January 2026 [LUXUS MAGAZINE] “2026 is the new 2016” : nostalgia from ten years ago invades social networks Since the beginning of the year, the news feeds from Instagram and TikTok only swear by 2016. The
11 November 2025 [Luxus Magazine] Gen Z Stare: the new social phenomenon of the young generation For a few months, the expression ‘Gen Z Stare’ has been circulating on social networks. She describes this
10 October 2025 [Luxus Magazine] Tinder: how did the dating app enter our lives? She formed couples while disappointing a part of her community. The Tinder app keeps causing debate about its
22 September 2025 [Luxus Magazine] Who is Olivia Dunne, ex-gymnast turned social media star? With 8 million followers on Tiktok and 5.4 million on Instagram, Olivia Dunne, nicknamed Livvy, is one of
12 September 2025 [Luxus Magazine] The return of handmade items in luxury trends: focus on crochet Faced with growing expectations from luxury customers in terms of eco-responsibility and authenticity, many luxury brands are featuring
3 September 2025 [Luxus Magazine] When Younger Generations Develop a Passion for Disposable Cameras While instant digital snapshots posted on social media quickly replaced developed photographs in the late 2000s, today’s young
21 August 2025 [LUXUS MAGAZINE PRINT EXTRACT] – Gen Z & Luxury: the new emotional elite of luxury EDITOR’S NOTE: This article was first published in Issue No. 11 – Summer 2025 of Luxus Magazine. In
3 July 2025 [COLUMN] Luxury and Gen Z: rethinking talent attraction For a long time, the luxury industry cultivated an image of exceptionalism that was enough in itself to