LESS will be a big buzz word in 2020 and that will mean removal or restrictions of the non-essentials. From fashion and tech to automotive, millennials are continuing to minimize there lifestyles and the following industries are feeling the effects:
Fashion (Department stores)
Big Box Electronics
Casual Dining
Cable TV
There's a central theme in the killing of these industries and that is the convenience of sustainability. Striving for less will be the ultimate outcome in 2020 and moving forward. This isn't a prediction, but more of a concise observation of where things are going.
Take a break from the 24-hour apocalyptic news cycle with three of our favorite online art magazines. We're not taking anything away from the seriousness of this epic pandemic, but if you're anything like us, your flight or fight response could use a much needed break.
As the United States fashion retail economy has basically come to a complete halt, it's not stopping or dropping resale prices on sneakerheads favorite destinations.
Art Basel Hong Kong 2020 was scheduled to run from March 18th-25th, however the Coronavirus pandemic ended any possibility of this. As the world currently suffers through one of the worst virus outbreaks in modern history, a silver lining may be on the horizon in the form of how we view art today and in the future.
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