consumer psychology

Why luxury’s hidden value drivers matter to brands
Nov 14, 2019
Daniel Langer

Why luxury’s hidden value drivers matter to brands

People subconsciously ascribe enhanced attractiveness to luxury, and that expected attractiveness drives the value of luxury products significantly.

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