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Customization, personalization, inclusion, purpose, machine learning and data: beauty marketers need to master these megatrends as they look towards the future. Indeed, these are key themes we covered last week in our WTF: What The Future event on BEAUTY in New York City.

Our keynote speaker, David Klingbeil, Global Insights Manager for Luxury and Beauty at Google, outlined beauty shopper insights for Gen Z from Google and YouTube, how to use data to build better creativity in the Age of Machines, and how brands can use data to customize beauty consumer experiences.
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Expert Panel: Heijin Lee, Anastasia Garcia, Alicia Yoon, Kristy Click
The keynote was followed by an expert panel moderated by Ipsos' Oscar Yuan. Heijin Lee, Assistant Professor of Social and Cultural Analysis at New York University; Anastasia Garcia, a fashion photographer and body positivity advocate; Alicia Yoon, a Korean skincare expert and founder of Peach and Lily; and Kristy Click, a client partner at Ipsos with 25 years of beauty expertise discussed where brands still need to catch up on inclusive beauty, how and why K-Beauty is driving the industry, and kinds of technology that will change our beauty routines.
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Highlight reel from WTF: What The Future Beauty
But we did more than talk! We showed more than 100 attendees exactly what inclusive beauty looks like with a surprise runway show straight from New York Fashion Week, with models wearing fashions from inclusive brands, featuring Universal Standard x Rodarte.

Be sure to check out What The Future or contact your Ipsos contact for a print copy. Plus, you won't want to miss our next issue coming in late November on GENDER, followed by MONEY early in 2020.
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