The anatomy of a Morgan Stanley intern: Chipotle, a gym membership, and a flashy bag

Morgan Stanley interns revealed their brand preferences in a survey, including a love for Chipotle and renewed interest in luxury bags.

Getty Images More than 500 Morgan Stanley interns shared their go-to brands in a survey this summer.

Luxury is creeping back up in popularity, and some newer running brands are gaining ground.

Here are some of the highlights, from restaurants to workouts to cars.

If you're looking for a Morgan Stanley intern , you might try a 20-something in On sneakers eating a burrito bowl.

Morgan Stanley's equity research team surveyed more than 500 of the firm's North American summer interns on everything from their preferred coffee brand to where they work out.

The annual survey , conducted in June and published in early August, helps the research team track trends.

Most of the respondents were 21 or younger at the time of the survey, and the report's authors said they represent "a cohort that is more driven, ambitious, and engaged with the world than ever before." Here are the daily habits and preferences that define some of the next generation of Wall Street leaders.

Sneakers Nike is still the top choice, but is losing ground with interns.

Thien-An Truong/Getty Images Nike remained interns' top sneaker choice, but it continued to lose dominance among interns — 28% of this year's respondents said it's their go-to shoe, compared to 36% last year and 58% in 2021.

The brand is trying to stage a comeback after losing ground to competitors, yet its stock continues to fall and was down around 36% since the beginning of the year, as of market close on Friday.

On, a Swiss brand, rose to second place at 13%, up from 8% last year, and Hoka came in third.

Apparel Like last year, interns preferred Zara.

Marcin Golba/NurPhoto via Getty Images Zara is still interns' favored apparel brand (22%), with Uniqlo close behind (21%) in its first year in the survey.