Luxury products are valued possessions of the selected few.

The CEO of Porsche once said “When I see two Porsche on the same street I begin to worry.”

Being exclusive does not mean targeting only the narrow customer base that can afford to own the brand. Marketing a luxury brand requires attracting brand enthusiasts that will never afford it, but are very passionate about it.

Exclusivity requires instant recognition.

Luxury brands have to make their story widely known. Their logos act as badges that establish social hierarchies and speak to the owner’s taste in the eyes of ordinary people.

In order to create the social distinction, the brand has to be known and appreciated by everybody, and owned only by few.

Timeless Masterpieces Luxury brands evolve with the modern times, rather that drastically change. The “secret recipe”, distinctive design, and all symbolism associated with luxury brands transcend time, rather than follow the modern day trends.

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