What do you think about people who don t have a high economic income but can buy luxury brands?

For the poor, they are no more professional than the rich, and can be equipped with more professional items one by one. Spending the most money on this n-in-one product is precisely the most rational choice for them, and every penny spent can feel the improvement of the quality of life very intuitively.

It's nothing, you can spend the money you earn, if you buy a luxury product and get happy than the price of spending this money, then it can be regarded as spending money to buy happiness, and it's worth it. However, if it's just for vanity, and you don't feel it after showing off, that's not good.

It is the psychology of comparison, as if the temperament of the whole person will be improved after having luxury goods.

After all, it's not a big sin to have a little luxury once in a while in life, people are impulsive, others have their own, and they must hope to have one.

In fact, what they want is not luxury, but the vanity brought by the envy of their colleagues, that is, the false compliment in front of people.

The meaning and value of this thing to them is far more than the money. If others have him, he will feel very shameless, and in their social group, this is almost one of the few ways they may have a sense of group identity.

Because I like it, it's more about the quality, and it's not all expensive things, such as makeup. Of course, self-awareness and self-control are very important, buy some practical and commonly used, and don't blindly follow the trend.

The essence of luxury marketing is to motivate consumers to imitate their own higher life, and in today's society, comparison psychology abounds.

People always have to buy something they like. Like many years ago, I liked to buy a computer that was more expensive than my monthly salary, and now I like a car that is more expensive than my monthly salary, and I use it very well.

After all, the social presence brought about by luxury consumption makes them feel that their wealth can be seen and touched for the first time, and this charming sense of presence is increasingly weighted in social satisfaction.

They earn so much, they have so little happiness, and how can they gain dignity and recognition with these high-value luxuries.

There is a saying that who doesn't eat dumplings during the New Year, although he doesn't make much money, but it's okay to occasionally extravagant once or twice when he encounters something he likes, as long as it's within his ability, it doesn't affect his normal life, but if he doesn't make much money, it's often not okay.

The quality of luxury goods is also average, and the rich only use one season, why do they have to pay the money of the poor to make up high-quality lies.

Turnips and cabbages have their own loves, what is there not to see.

Everyone wants to buy good quality things.

People can buy whatever they like with the money they earn, and it has nothing to do with me