Brand experiences should feed into Gen Z’s obsession with feeling lucky

A typical 'lucky girl' seems to have it all – perfect looks, an enviable lifestyle, a seemingly effortless following on social media – a life that's straight out of a glossy magazine.

by Hollie Powner

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