Today’s hottest holiday trends are amping up the nostalgia with music-inspired collectibles and retro merchandise to bring generations together.
Netflix streaming sensation KPop Demon Hunters is heavily leaning into the moment through its fictional pop stars, cultivating a very real legion of fans with kids and parents alike and taking a page from real-life music crazes. A year later, after a holiday season where everyone was hard-pressed to find anything, the long-awaited arrival of official gift-season drops such as the Mattel Creations’ dolls and Little People Huntr/x and Saja Boys toys has been flying off shelves. I’m getting flashbacks to hunting down those Spice Girls and Britney Spears dolls from the 90s, but with my kid.
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Meanwhile, apparel has exploded across retailers like Walmart and Target, with sizes often running low. Thankfully, there’s also the official Netflix site; there’s an extensive array of KPop Demon Hunters fashion that feels steeped in 2000s pop-era trends. The vintage wash of a Huntr/x band shirt and the Y2K tie-dye look on a hoodie are so fun for retro fashion trends that are new again.
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The blast from the past doesn’t stop there. PopMart goes punk with their KPop Demon Hunters drop, which takes iconic scene music looks from that era of rock and mashes them up with Huntr/x. The collectible brand’s own fictional Peach Riot band pays homage to those anime statues that were so rare to find back in the day and dresses them up in a love letter to the punk phase with a twist. We love the combination of looks inspired by Rumi, Mira, Zoe and Derpy the cat demon that you can pull from the Peach Riot x KPop Demon Hunters blind box drop.
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And yes, its even had an effect on younger generations, who are deep into collecting all kinds of blind boxes and miniatures. To evoke even more physical media music nostalgia, Miniverse’s Real Music Record Player and vinyl releases have made the hunt even more generation-bridging. MGA’s stocking stuffer is such a great way to introduce the kids to the music we grew up on without risking scratches on real vinyl. The starter set comes with a miniature record player and a selection of tiny LP’s across hit music genres featuring names like Elton John, Britney Spears and Public Enemy.
View this post on InstagramThe best part? Family bonding over various records that actually play the best needle drops from generations of chart-toppers in keychain size. Pop music nostalgia has found such a great gateway through KPop Demon Hunters to inspire moments that introduce new generations to the music legends we grew up on in such fun ways while also letting us feel golden, too.
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