How this photo almost ruined Burberry 😳

Ahh rich people really love feeling “special “

It’s good for business

Honestly, I don’t see how any of their problem was that poor lady’s fault

With luxury, scarcity is always* the product.

How sad that people are so brainwashed and so arrogant to let a pattern Measure their status!!life itself is not good enough!!

How insipid, shallow and narcissistic

I always thought this was what ruined them.

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This… this is genuinely fucked up. Like this feels like some liberal arts students thesis on why capitalism is bad

Funny how people were buying up their products but they were the “wrong” kind of people so the brand just stopped selling what people wanted

That’s why Hermes bags sell for so much

Who remembers Chav Trumps?

Which is why LV is worth billions

Lmaoo upper class people have so little sauce/actual taste they have to rely on exclusivity

Why did they roast that poor lady so hard? She doesn’t even look bad in the photo? Certainly looks more “luxury/upper class” than some of the other examples provided

It reminds me of how the rich in Britain stopped using spices upon arrivals of immigrants

One Secret is that These check patterns were stolen fm Indian weavers in 1900s when British Colonial used Indian weavers as thr workers

That was a reason, but not THE MAIN REASON, main reason was asking prices like “made in Italy” but finished in countries like India, China or Bangladesh, and selling at high prices.

It was the journalists who were the villains here.

That’s how I feel about Gucci

Chavs aren't working class youth. There's more to it than that. Nothing wrong with the young coming from working class backgrounds.

British people are so fucking gay it’s almost incomprehensible. Imagine having a term like “chav” to describe working class people; those tea-guzzling fairies should focus less on status and a little more on their dental hygiene.

High end brands burn bury unsold very high end items rather than putting in an outlet.

Meanwhile LV copies prints from Africa, even copied the Ghana Must Go bags.

So much misinformation in this video 😂

That was a beautiful lady who was well dressed. You don't hate journalists enough. "If it bleeds it leads" is all you need to understand their living. They think their job is to find things that will grab our attention, when it was supposed to be giving summarized information.

This is what I think when someone says Burberry

PSA: the materials to make any luxury brand product are identical to the crap one could buy at Kohls.

So what I heard in this long drawn-out explanation is that quality is not equal to luxury. Luxury is just not available to everyone ie. expensive. I expect something expensive/luxury to be high quality, durable and have first-class customer service/warranty.

Every big company has their times. They made their money when they were in their prime And even now I believe they have heavily invested in other high fashion brands

Just imagine super premium brands reaction to age of abundance, when everyone would be able to purchase their products. Heaven for laid tha "Chav" culture attain their products. Scarcity is their business plan. Abundance is not what they desire....which is that we all remain "chavs". Look out Louis, I am coming for you....

00:25 Whoa what!?

the "original (one ‘n’ only) Goldie Lookin Chain Chavalier"

I'm still wondering how it almost ruined it

I never bought anything with that pattern 🤣 it was over done and I hate advertising for companies for free. To this day the only clothing I wear with an obvious logo are sneakers. Same thing with Louis Vuitton, I don’t get walking around in their logo. It’s tacky 🤣😂

Lmao, "high class" people are so pathetic, they're always acting like spoiled children. "Oh no 😭 others are using a thing i really don't like but is super expensive now I don't want it anymore womp womp"

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