Trends

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  • Trend
    A pattern of behavior demonstrated by a big number of people within a particular period
  • Trend
    A new item or a practice that stabilizes and transforms into a Habit, Lifestyle, or Enduring/Lasting product
  • Trend
    • Mobile phone
  • Trend
    Seeks to introduce lifestyle & find practical ways to solve social issues & improve our well-being
  • Trend
    • Health & well-being
  • Sociologists view trend as a collective behavior or mass involvement which is acceptable to society and shows a "LINE OF HISTORICAL CONTINUITY" as it can be downplayed today but can reappear sometime in the future
  • A trend shows in its continuing existence although with varying prominence or intensity over an expanded time frame
  • Trendspotting
    The study of trends and the way they develop and affect society
  • Trendspotting is important because of the intersection of markets and culture
  • Industries that use trendspotting
    • Fashion
    • Technology
    • Travel brands
    • Real estate
    • Interior design
  • Trendspotting
    A market research method that seeks to predict trends and styles, aims to gather insights and research about the youth demographic, using focus groups and online surveys
  • Trend analysis
    Based on trendspotting but extends this into developing future scenarios or predictions
  • Trendspotter
    • Needs to read and observe a lot in order to detect a trend
  • Trend
    Lasts for a longer period of time, it may take years to slow down
  • Fad
    Only takes a few weeks or months to stay, it is a temporary or short lived pattern of group behavior
  • Examples of trends and fads
    • Gwiyomi song
    • Brick games
    • Animated films
    • Twerk dance
    • Instagram
    • "Pen Pineapple Pen" song
    • The Beatles
    • One Direction
    • Powerbank
    • Cologne
    • Smartphone
    • Hugot lines
  • Elements of a trend
    • Number of participants
    • Pattern of behavior
    • Long period of time
    • Cause
  • Pattern
    A design, shape, form or configuration that emerges from repetitious appearance of lines, curves and behavior
  • Tools for identifying emerging patterns

    • Documentation
    • Archive or memory
    • Analysis
    • Presentation
    • Interview
    • Focus group discussion
  • Brainstorming, grouping, and crafting combinations are methods used in the analysis stage of identifying emerging patterns