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Logging Off Is the New Luxury. How Can Brands Adapt?

August 24, 2026August 24, 2026

Logging Off Is the New Luxury. How Can Brands Adapt?

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As consumers — particularly Gen Z — seek out reasons to get offline, fashion and beauty labels are catering to this new demand with no-phone, sensory and analogue activations.

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Logging Off Is the New Luxury. How Can Brands Adapt?