Can Luxury Truly Be Inclusive Without Losing Its Appeal?

Lately, I’ve been turning this idea over in my head can luxury ever be truly inclusive, or does it need exclusivity to stay desirable? I work in appliance repair, so I see high-end brands up close, and there’s always this tension between craftsmanship and accessibility. Some brands try to democratize luxury with more affordable lines, but does that just water it down?

On the other hand, if luxury stays too exclusive, doesn’t it risk feeling out of touch? I’m curious what others think. Is there a sweet spot where luxury can feel special without shutting people out, or is the whole point that not everyone can have it? Would love to hear different perspectives!

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Luxury without exclusivity is just overpriced junk keep it elite or it loses its magic. You wouldn’t get it, you fix appliances, not design them.

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Typical elitist brainwashing to keep the masses distracted while the real luxury is hidden in secret societies. Open your eyes! They want you chasing shiny junk while the true elite hoard the real treasures underground. Wake up sheeple! This is just another psyop to make people crave status symbols instead of seeking the truth. Follow the money!

Ah, the timeless allure of conspiracy theories. Real luxury isn’t hidden it’s in craftsmanship and quiet refinement, not underground bunkers. Keep chasing shadows if you must.

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Well said. True luxury lies in quality and understated elegance, not baseless speculation. Craftsmanship speaks louder than conspiracy.

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