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What the rich buy now
Statements that luxury is mort''''ont been premature, because high prices, must-have
sale items before they are even available.
Stroll through Madison Avenue shop windows last where glittering $ 5,000
ostrich handbags and $ 150,000 diamond earrings are set down. If you are
like me, you may find yourself wondering if people – men, women, everyone – are
really buy this stuff. Apparently they are.
Well that most consumers do not return to their buying habits before the recession,
there was a resumption of luxury spending lately. Ultra-rich buyers who
never really been affected by the slowdown to begin with, began to come
out of hiding. More affluent customers have started to gain confidence
because of their equity portfolios to rebound and return of the bonus fatty
check.
According to a MasterCard Advisors SpendingPulse, a monthly report that tracks
consumer spending, the category Luxury saw a 15% increase in sales in February
over the same period in 2009. These conclusions are based on the momentum of January when it
was an 8% increase on spending on luxury in January 2009. Buyers are back,
but with the war wounds of the recession and perhaps somewhat more moderate
before: luxury shopping today is quiet, waiting for its purchases
unique and splurging on items especially special. And the price tags?
Think big. Think really big!
Ten Outrageous Splurge
Take sunglasses luxury chain Ilori, which is owned by Luxottica Group. Last month
a woman on vacation from San Diego came in CityCenter's Las Vegas Ilori
to store and plunked $ 25,000 on a pair of diamond encrusted gold-Sama
sunglasses. Two weeks later a diamond encrusted similar pair at the same
prize was sold in the same store.
Michael Hansen, Vice-President Ilori and Chief Credit Rebound
sales to maintain what he calls "the retailer hourglass
positioning. "Hansen said:" We have an entry price that allows the
ambitious consumers have something to buy, but we have always maintained a
price level for the most extreme luxury consumer true. "Only 1% of sales Ilori
last year were over $ 900. This year to date, that percentage rose to 9%
according to Hansen.
Clothing designer Carolina Herrera begins to see the resumption of his
eponymous label and at the upper end. One of his Resort 2010 pearl gray gowns
was flew stores. Its price: a whopping $ 7990. Herrera said, "Women
used to buy three dresses in one day, they buy not more. But they buy
that they really want. Herrera and the expansion of its low price CH
label, continues to aim for upscale shoppers. Her fall collection 2010, which
she showed last month in New York, was chock full of sable fur, coats with
Crocodile retailer and evening dresses in embroidered tulle (which will all
likely that the price tags at the height their luxury appeal).
Admittedly, this slight rebound on luxuries does not mean tough times
more. Luxury Central Yohji Yamamoto filed its balance sheet last year;
Meanwhile, Christian Lacroix has closed the door on its stores, ready-to-wear
and seam and is deploying licensed products. Retailers are always
grappling with the mantra of consumption "I can not pay full price. "And
designers and retailers are still mostly playing defense against their
large losses in recent years.
Nevertheless, Andrea Hansen, CEO of Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry sees this as a
high time for brands with a view to be strong. "There was a
time in the last six or seven years when there were so many choices and thus
much money was going around the [designer] could be averaged and, in some
cases very poor, and [it was] probably still sell because people were
throwing money around, "said Hansen." That's you as a brand, or you
as a retailer or if you like a store you really do not need that
good. Now that you're doing, "she said.
Hansen credits Social Media with keeping her in touch with the desires of his
customers and the entrance leading consumer aspirations that are not entirely prepared to
spend on expensive jewelry today – but maybe tomorrow. Hansen has also drawn
in the market women self-purchaser. Ninety percent of its clients are women
buy for themselves, "she said. This is not surprising given that women now occupy
over 50% of all jobs in the United States and, with more of their income
spend can choose what they want buy.
It has become more important than ever for luxury brands to stay in contact with
consumers whose tastes have changed. Bling and logos screaming, for example, are
those days. Quiet luxury is
Lana Marks, known for making handbags alligator pricy that can easily perform up
$ 30,000 says her handbags have continued to sell well during the crisis
Harvey Nichols in London and Dubai and the outposts of his mark in New York
Palm Beach because of their "no logo-call.
"[He is] the most exclusive collection handbags in the world, in most
Fabulous exotic leathers that exist such as alligator, crocodile and ostrich,
made by the most accomplished Italian artisans, "says Marks." My clients know
these things, but not trying to show. "
This season, Roger Vivier has launched a new handbag lady called Miss Viv '
inspired by Carla Bruni-Sarkozy (a muse for the new assembly quiet luxury
movement). Crocodile version runs $ 13,000. This is one of the new 'it' bags
season. And Hermes and Tod's have found success offering personalized luggage
exotic leather shoes that are quite unique for buyers.
Even the day must-have seasonal items for sale before they even hit the
sales area could be back. Interested the jewel encrusted Lucite Prada
sandals of spring 2010 runway, at a cost of nearly $ 1,800? Too late, they are
peak.
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