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What the rich buy now

Statements that luxury is high price mort''''ont been premature, it should be

sale items before they are even available.

Take a stroll down Madison Avenue past where sparkling windows $ 5,000

ostrich handbags and earrings diamond below $ 150,000. If you

like me, you can find if you ask people – men, women, around the world –

really buy such things. Apparently they are.

Although most consumers do not return to their buying habits before the recession,

There was a resumption luxury expenditure lately. ultra-rich buyers,

have never really been affected by the slowdown in the first place, began to arrive

out of hiding. More affluent customers have started to gain confidence

due to their holdings in stocks to rebound and return of premium fat

check.

According to SpendingPulse MasterCard Advisors, a monthly report that tracks

consumer spending, more experienced Luxury a 15% increase in sales in February

during the same period in 2009. These conclusions are based on the momentum of January, when

was an increase 8% luxury spending in January 2009. Buyers are back,

but with the scars of the battle of the recession and perhaps a moderation

before: luxury shopping today is quiet, waiting for their purchases

single and just splurge on special items. And the price tags?

Think big. Think really big!

Ten Outrageous Waste

Luxury wear glasses Ilori chain, which is owned by Luxottica Group. Last month

a woman on vacation from San Diego came in CityCenter in Las Vegas Ilori

to store and plunked $ 25,000 into a pair of Sama diamond-encrusted gold

Sun glasses Only two weeks later, a similar pair of diamonds set in the same

The price has been sold at that store.

Michael Hansen, vice president and general manager of Ilori credit recovery

sales to maintain what he calls "the hourglass retail

positioning. "Hansen said:" We have an entry price that allows

Consumers have some ambitious something to buy, but we have always maintained a

more value for the real end luxury consumer. "Only 1% of sales Ilori

last year were over $ 900. This year to date this percentage increased to 9%

according to Hansen.

Carolina Herrera Designer Clothes begin to see recovery

product label name and on the top. One of his gray robes Resort 2010 Balls

flew out of stores. Its price: a whopping $ 7990. Herrera said: "The women

in the purchase of three dresses a day, do not buy it. But they buy

that what they really want. "Herrera with the expansion of its low price CH

label, continues to target high-end consumers. His fall collection 2010,

showed last month in New York was full of coats with sable fur

evening dresses and tulle embroidered crocodile retail (all

can have price tags to match its luxury resort).

Admittedly, this luxury does not mean slight rebound hard times

more. Central Luxury Yohji Yamamoto has filed for bankruptcy last year;

Meanwhile, Christian Lacroix has closed the door to its stores, assembled

and sewing and is deploying licensed products. Retailers are always

struggling with the consumption mantra "I'll never pay full price." Y

Designers and retailers are largely playing defense against their

large losses in recent years.

However, Andrea Hansen, CEO of Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry is a

time for the brands with a strong point of view than standing. "There was a

time in the last six or seven years, when there are so many options and So

walked a lot of money that [a designer] can on average, and in some

cases very poor, and [was] probably still the selling because people

waste your money, "said Hansen." That is like a brand, or if

As a retailer or if you like a store that actually does not need

good. Now that you're doing, "he said.

Hansen credits social media to keep in touch with the wishes his

customers and consumers access to the aspirations that are not all that willing to

spend on expensive jewelry today – but maybe tomorrow. Hansen also has operated

women self-buyer market. Ninety percent of its clients are women

buy for themselves, "he said. This is not surprising since women are

more than 50% of all jobs in the United States and most of their income

spend, they can choose to buy.

It has become more important than ever for luxury brands to remain in contact

consumers whose tastes have changed. Bling logos and garish, for example, are

those days. Quiet luxury is in.

Lana Marks, known for making expensive crocodile bags that can easily run up

U.S. $ 30,000, said his hand was still selling well during the recession

Harvey Nichols in London and Dubai and outposts of the mark in New York and

Palm Beach for its "no-appeal logo.

"[It] is now the most exclusive handbags in the world, in most

Fabulous exotic leathers that exist as alligator, crocodile and ostrich

carried out by the most Italian artisans, "says Marks." My customers know

these things, but not trying to show. "

This season, Roger Vivier has launched a new bag lady named Miss Vivi

inspired by Carla Bruni-Sarkozy (a muse for the assembly of quiet luxury

movement). The crocodile version is $ 13,000. This is one of the new "it" bags

season. And Hermes and Tod's have achieved results with the luggage and personal

exotic leather shoes that are quite unique for buyers.

Even those days must have seasonal items for sale before they reach the

sales area would be back. Interested Lucite embedded Prada Gemstone

sandals spring 2010 runway, at a cost of almost $ 1,800? Too late, are

sold.

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