Looking at the socio-economic value of luxury goods from another angle, luxury goods stimulate the wealthy to spend money and promote the circulation of wealth in society.
People who buy luxury goods exchange high prices for ordinary practical use value, and a large amount of excess value flows back into society, which also brings more jobs to the society.
Luxury goods have harvested the purchasing power of the rich. This circle needs to exchange higher prices for things that are equivalent to the value of ordinary commodities, which essentially increases the consumption cost of the rich.
Putting aside the socioeconomic aspects of luxury goods, Gonghejun feels that the design and texture of many luxury bags are really exciting. Working hard to get something you like is a very happy thing.
Unlike Coco Chanel, who started out as a fashion designer, Louis Vuitton has been a brand specializing in making bags from the beginning.
Louis Vuitton was founded in Paris in 1854. The founder, Louis Vuitton, was one of the most capable luggage craftsmen in France during the first industrial revolution. The brand started with the high-quality craftsmanship of making luggage.
