Quiet Luxury: A Marketing Psychology Trick


Summary

The video delves into the evolving landscape of luxury fashion, shifting towards understated elegance and exclusivity over flashy designs. By examining brands like Loro Piana and the Roy family from HBO's succession, it highlights the importance of scarcity and social signaling in luxury. The discussion extends to the psychology behind desiring unattainable items, such as Hermes Birkin bags, for social status. Quiet luxury brands leverage psychology, mystery, and hidden branding to appeal to a niche audience appreciative of discreet sophistication and exclusivity.


Introduction

Questioning the concept of spending $5,000 on a plain sweater without logos or flashy designs and how luxury fashion is changing to embrace subtlety and exclusivity.

New Definition of Luxury

Exploring how luxury is moving away from loud monograms and over-the-top designs towards quiet luxury that leaves people guessing, focusing on brands like Loro Piana and the Roy family from HBO's succession.

Scarcity and Social Signaling

Discussing the importance of scarcity and social signaling in luxury, using examples like Hermes Birkin bags and the psychology behind craving unattainable items for social status.

Quiet Luxury Marketing

Exploring how quiet luxury brands use psychology, mystery, and hidden branding to appeal to a select audience who appreciate understated elegance and exclusivity.

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