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Join our Consumer Tech team as round up their highlights from CES 2024, the most powerful tech event in the world, exploring what's new in the fields of automotive and entertainment, health and wellness, and tech innovations.

Dive into the future with our first top trends revelation for 2024, Apricot Crush, the Colour of the Year that goes beyond aesthetics. This warm, restorative hue will shape product and service development for 2024 and beyond, attracting those who feel the need to nourish both the mind and body.

Back in 2015, WGSN predicted that AI would be the next big tech leap. Today, we are at the cusp of AI becoming a major digital tool for all industries for consumers and businesses, from healthcare to fashion, urban planning, industrial design, agriculture and art.

In this episode of Lives of Tomorrow, WGSN CEO Carla Buzasi speaks to Apple Fitness+ Trainer Cory Wharton-Malcolm about running.

Slow progress at COP28 to mandate the phase-out of fossil fuels will compel consumers to demand action from brands. Recognise consumer frustration and go above and beyond legislation to seek alternative fuels and reduce emissions.

Will the robots take over? How will brands tackle sustainability and what will become our favourite tipple in 2024? Read on to find out...

Normally Carla Buzasi the CEO of WGSN asks the questions in the Lives of Tomorrow podcasts, but in this special end-of-the-year episode we put Carla in the hot seat. As the year draws to a close, she reflects on her personal career highlights, the recent sale of the company to Apax Partners, her measure of success and…

As the year draws to a close, we tickle your tastebuds and take a look at how annual festive food and drink traditions are changing with new twists and emerging trends. Hosted by our Editorial Director at WGSN Bethan Ryder, with Director of Food & Drink Jen Creevy and Strategist Millie Diamond adding insight and…

WGSN CEO Carla Buzasi’s conversation with Sally Joyce, trend design lead of womenswear at British multinational retailer Marks & Spencer, explores trend forecasting within Marks & Spencer and how it’s used WGSN to stay relevant among new cohorts and the fast pace of trend cycles.