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Luxury Is Losing Its Lustre As American Affluents’ Priorities Shift

Latest results of Research The Affluent Luxury Tracking study reveal a HNW/UHNW American consumer balancing their spending between indulgence and restraint.

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American Luxury Consumers Pull Back, Challenging LVMH, Ralph Lauren, Capri And Tapestry

Affluent Americans are pulling back in luxury spending. LVMH, Tapestry, Capri Holdings and Ralph Lauren are seeing the results in their latest earnings reports.

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Conspicuous Consumption Is Back: Navigating Millennial Status Motivation For Luxury Brands

A new survey finds affluent Millennials are keen to purchase luxury goods for the status they confer, calling on luxury brands to embrace their customers’ status needs.

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Resolving The Tension Between Quiet Luxury and Status-Seeking Conspicuous Consumption

A New York minute ago, quiet luxury replaced conspicuous consumption and became all the rage. Now it’s retreated from the headlines with fashion insiders rejecting the phrase as too overused: “An overly TikTok-ified way of describing classic, refined clothing,” the Wall Street Journal reports. Italian designer Brunello Cucinelli, who fully embraces the trend if not the terminology, […]

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Why Lovesac Keeps Winning While Other Furniture Brands Falter

As the furniture industry reels from a dramatic drop in consumer demand, Lovesac overcame market headwinds to report 7.5% growth in revenue in fiscal year 2024, reaching $700 million from $651 million the previous year.Lovesac’s advance is remarkable, given that furniture retail revenues dropped 5.7% in 2023 to $75.2 billion from an historic high of […]

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