Presented by DAVID WOLFE, Creative Director The Doneger Group We may be GRAY, but we’re still COOL.

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Presented by DAVID WOLFE, Creative Director The Doneger Group We may be GRAY, but we’re still COOL

BABY BOOMERS Who are they now? And why are they more important than ever? AGE 43-61

SHOW ME THE · Millennials ( ) $46 billion · · Boomers ( ) $38 billion · · Gen X ( ) $21 billion · $$$

Seniors spend 75% more on vacation than people Seniors buy 41% of all cars, 80% of new luxury cars Seniors earn more than $900 billion in income. Seniors spend over $7 billion on-line, log more Internet hours than teens 50% own personal computers 92% shop on-line, 78% bought on-line SHATTERING SOME MYTHS about Senior spending

THE MARKETER’s MYTH Years Old THE FOCUS Of FASHION WRONG!

18-34: Where Cool Rules Worn, weary, wrinkled and becoming tired instead of edgy

MARC JACOBS: The Very Favorite Designer of the 18-34s

18-34: The never-ending drama of Black Still hot in high fashion but boring as it trickles down towards mass

The Myth: 18-34=BIG SPENDERS NOT REALLY! Average $ s spend $359 on Apparel 36% Less

18-34: Most Receptive to Design Innovation

YOUNG versus FOREVER YOUNG

ILLUSIONorDELUSION Post-Young Syndrome!

GRUPS: They Won’t Grow Up! Young style is now age-appropriate for some “ageless” people.

BUST 36.5 WAIST 32 HIP 38 Eileen Fisher BUST 37 WAIST 29 HIP 39.5 Ann Taylor BUST 39.5 WAIST HIP 42 Chico’s Each of these brands has pursued “the perfect fit” as an attribute. SIZE 12 SIZE: The Big Boomer Buying Dead End ?-?-?-?-?-?-?

New “Fitlogic” Sizing System 4. Example: Jennifer Lopez is a How does it work? SIZE: Searching for a Solution

BOOMER COLORS: Strong Shades Ageless color mean saturated shades, easy to distinguish and differentiate

YOUNGER THAN SPRINGTIME: Who? Age denial as a style

OLDER WOMEN are PLEASED with HOW THEY LOOK Age 33-45… 86% said they “feel as good or better about how they look today” Age 45-54… 79% said same Age 55-plus… 76% said they felt BETTER about their current looks Talbot’s survey:

FOREVER YOUNG BABY BOOMERS Million Americans Years Old

BABY BOOMER BIG SPENDERS! Control 70% of Assets $7 Trillion

RECOGNIZING BOOMER OPPORTUNITIES CHICO’S

BOOMER BONANZA: Cosmaceutical Revolution Youth in a bottle

BABY BOOMERS: Lust for Luxury Boom in fur business

ACCESSORIES BOOM for BOOMERS

BOOMER SEX APPEAL: Grown-Up Glamour

BOOMER ROLE MODELS: Wanted Dead or Alive Icons of elegance

CURRENT FASHIONS: Fit for a (Boomer) Princess

CURRENT STYLE: Fit for a (Boomer) Gentleman

OSCAR DE LA RENTA: Designer for the Boomer Generation

ELLEN TRACY: Designed for the Boomer Generation GEORGE SHARP

BOOMER TREND: “REAL” (and HAPPY about it!) Old is OK Fashion is Forever !

REAL IS COOL: Forever!

BOOMER COLOR: The Graying of Style Going gray…more flattering than dying dark

Sophisticated style is ageless BOOMER STYLE: Age Appropriate

BOOMER MESSAGE: Old is OK, but not looking old!

THINK BEYOND BOOMER: 70s, 80’s, 90s…and still in fashion

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