While temporary tattoos are not exactly new, INKED by Dani is changing the industry with designs that look just like the real thing.
INKED by Dani is a temporary tattoo brand that is coming to Target stores nationwide this June. However, INKED by Dani doesn't create your average temporary tattoos. Instead, the brand commissions artists to hand-draw unique designs. This includes everything from geometric shapes to rainbow skulls and unicorns. There are six different tattoo sets to choose from and each pack includes 10-20 tattoos inside. In other words, you can start swapping out your temporary tattoos just like any other accessory.
With young consumers constantly looking for unique ways to express their personal style, temporary tattoos provide a new form of expression.
Artist-Created Temporary Tattoos
The INKED by Dani Temporary Tattoos are Hand-Drawn by Artists
Trend Themes
1. Artist-designed Temporary Tattoos - Trend Hunter Robot sees disruptive innovation opportunities in commissioning artists to design temporary tattoos for young consumers to express their personal style.
2. Hand-drawn Temporary Tattoo Designs - Trend Hunter Robot suggests disrupting the temporary tattoo industry by producing hand-drawn designs, as they are unique and create a more authentic experience for users.
3. Unique Temporary Tattoo Art - Trend Hunter Robot predicts a disruption in the temporary tattoo industry by creating unique tattoo designs that challenge the norm and provide a personal avenue for expression to young consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion industry professionals can explore the incorporation of temporary tattoos designs into their collections as accessories that cater to the young consumer demographic, providing a new source of revenue.
2. Art - The art world could capitalize on the popularity of temporary tattoos by hiring artists to create hand-drawn designs that give collectors a canvas for their bodies instead of walls in their home.
3. Beauty - The beauty industry can innovate by offering temporary tattoo designs as a new form of self-expression, bridging the gap between skin care and self-care.