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Are luxury brands now so out of touch that they're creating absurd needs just to stay relevant? Dolce & Gabbana’s new dog perfume, inspired by the founder’s pet, exemplifies a disturbing trend among big brands: they’re not just selling products; they’re inventing problems to solve, showing a reckless disregard for genuine consumer needs. Solutions: 📍Hold brands accountable for their role in creating unnecessary luxury products. Push for transparency and purpose in their offerings. 📍Resist the allure of products that have no real value beyond being a status symbol. Focus on brands that prioritize genuine innovation over gimmicks. 📍Support companies that offer products with tangible benefits and ethical practices rather than indulgent luxuries. It’s time to question whether these luxury brands are truly enhancing our lives or just exploiting our desire for exclusivity. Don’t let yourself be a pawn in their game of manufactured need. Dolce & Gabbana’s dog perfume is a stark reminder of how out of touch some brands have become, prioritizing profit over real value. Let’s challenge this trend and demand more meaningful contributions from the luxury market. Next time you’re tempted by a luxury gimmick, ask yourself: Is this product a real necessity or just another ploy to exploit consumer desires? #Luxuryfail #Consumerawareness #Questionluxury
It’s crucial for us as consumers to be more aware and critical of the products we’re being sold.🙌🏻
Bhaskar Jahn R S
2mo
Completely agree! The dog perfume is a prime example of luxury brands losing touch with reality. It's disheartening to see such a blatant disregard for consumer needs. We need to support brands that prioritize innovation, sustainability, and ethical practices over superficial gimmicks. It's time for a change
Vijay Sinha
2mo
I’m all for supporting companies that offer real innovation and ethical practices instead of buying into luxury gimmicks.
Richa Gandhi
2mo
Are luxury brands losing touch with reality? The latest example: Dolce & Gabbana's dog perfume. It's time to question the value these products bring to our lives. Agree Shubham Trivedi
It's concerning to see luxury brands creating unnecessary products just to stay relevant and make a profit. Shubham Trivedi
Ankita Goyal
2mo
Sometimes it feels like luxury brands are more focused on making a statement than offering something truly valuable, Shubham Trivedi
Shubham TrivediLuxury brands like Dolce & Gabbana's dog perfume are creating needs to stay relevant—let’s demand transparency and real value instead.
Viral Kenia
2mo
Insightful take Shubham Trivedi. Luxury should be about craftsmanship and value, not just status symbols.
Keshav Gowda
2mo
Shubham Trivedi Challenge luxury brands that prioritize profit over real value—resist unnecessary indulgences and support companies that focus on genuine innovation and ethical practices.
Founder & CEO @Trixal Media | Empowering brands to connect with their audience.
2moYou nailed it. It’s a reminder to us all to think critically about what we’re buying and why.