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Thursday, October 22, 2026

Heavenly Hunks Dupe Loops mini donuts spiked 567% during their Target launch while fragrance dupe interest rotated to Hawas Kobra, which is climbing 87% as Khadlaj cools. Retro iPhone collectibles show sustained seasonal demand with iPhone 6S hitting 98 interest in February and 91 in June, confirming Y2K aesthetic hardware is a durable niche.

12 items|8 trends analyzed|Regions: US

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Retro iPhone Collectibles

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Sustained multi-month pattern confirmed with Feb/June seasonal peaks. iPhone 6S leads at 98 peak, 3GS at 42. Geographic analysis shows Hawaii over-indexing for 3GS (29% of 6S level vs 17-25% elsewhere), suggesting vacation content creation driver.

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Fragrance Dupe Rotation

Major Update

Hawas Kobra emerges as new leader (+87% to 58) while Khadlaj Island Dreams cools (-63% from 76 peak). Critical gap: perfume searches at 100 but Amazon/Walmart retailer queries at 0—2-4 week window before retail demand catches up.

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Retro iPhone Collectibles: Multi-Peak Seasonal Pattern

iPhone 6S leads with dual peaks at 98 (Feb) and 91 (Jun 2026). iPhone 3GS and 5C follow similar seasonal pattern with 3-4x growth from baseline, confirming sustained Y2K aesthetic demand.

Heavenly Hunks Dupe Loops: Zero-to-100 Product Launch

Dupe Loops mini donuts launched at Target Oct 2026, driving Heavenly Hunks brand interest from baseline ~15 to 100 (567% spike). Dupe Loops sub-brand hits 83 in debut week.

Fragrance Dupe Rotation: Hawas Kobra Emerges as Leader

Hawas Kobra climbs from 31 to 58 (+87%) while Khadlaj Island Dreams cools from 76 peak to 28 (-63%). Rayhaan Terra fades from 84 to 23. Category shows 8-week rotation cycle.

Retro iPhone Interest: State-by-State Breakdown

iPhone 6S dominates all 50 states with 69-83 interest vs iPhone 3GS at 17-34. Kansas and New York show highest 6S interest (81), while Hawaii shows strongest relative 3GS demand (29% of 6S level).

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