Conscious Consumer
In the wake of the “new normal”, an understanding and awareness of what is essential became apparent. This, paired with the financial instability created from the crisis, resulted in purchasing fewer items than before. The habits of buying more and more, without ever being able to have enough, all but completely stopped. In many households, there is currently not extra funds available to spend freely on clothing, which has helped illuminate that having as many possessions as possible will not bring happiness. Instead, an emphasis was placed on buying and selecting high-quality investment pieces. These pieces are classic and have the ability to stay relevant and timeless. They can also be worn for any occasion, as they can be dressed up or down depending on the need. Not only will shopping in this way save money and time, but it also helps prevent the acclimation of clutter, allowing for a calmer mind and environment. Plus, with more responsibilities being fulfilled at home, there simply isn't the need for tons of different outfits and accessories. You don't have to worry about having a different outfit for each day in the office, as your office just might be your home.