Chemistry Inspried Necklaces
Going Like Sixty — October 24, 2007 — Fashion
References: madewithmolecules
You know about Endorphines, right? The feel good chemical that your brain makes and releases? This necklace accurately depicts the molecular structure of human beta-endorphin.
It's made from silver and will probably trigger the feel good opiod. Made with Molecules offers this hand made necklace for $640. The artist is a trained biochemist, Dr. Raven Hanna. Other necklaces feature chocolate, caffeine, seratonin and many more.
Implications - With technology saturating the marketplace, the emergence of 'geek chic' is inevitable. Consumers are proud to flaunt nerdy or educational-themed fashions which enable them to express their ideals easily to observers. Companies can cater to this youth-driven demographic by manufacturing educational and geeky products.
It's made from silver and will probably trigger the feel good opiod. Made with Molecules offers this hand made necklace for $640. The artist is a trained biochemist, Dr. Raven Hanna. Other necklaces feature chocolate, caffeine, seratonin and many more.
Implications - With technology saturating the marketplace, the emergence of 'geek chic' is inevitable. Consumers are proud to flaunt nerdy or educational-themed fashions which enable them to express their ideals easily to observers. Companies can cater to this youth-driven demographic by manufacturing educational and geeky products.
Trend Themes
1. Geek Chic Fashion - Companies can tap into the youth-driven demographic by manufacturing educational and geeky products.
2. Chemistry-inspired Jewelry - There is an opportunity for jewelry companies to create molecular structure-based designs that appeal to consumers interested in science and chemistry.
3. Nerdy Fashion Accessories - The trend of flaunting nerdy or educational-themed fashions opens doors for companies to create unique and eye-catching fashion accessories.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Accessories - There is room for innovation in the fashion accessories industry, specifically in the production of nerdy or educational-themed products.
2. Jewelry - The jewelry industry can explore the creation of chemistry-inspired designs and molecular structure-based pieces.
3. Educational Products - Educational product manufacturers can target the youth demographic by developing educational and geeky items in line with the 'geek chic' trend.
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