This is a very straight forward, simple-looking design of a vibrator aptly named "F*ck".
The Limited Edition model was created by the Jimmyjane label in collaboration with the Citizen studio, is made out of gold and will cost you about $300.
A vibrator made out of gold? Maybe there's something to it. Not that I would know anything at all about sex toys.
Implications - As a way to differentiate their products from their competitors', corporations are encrusting their wares with luxurious textiles. They hope to attract consumer attention in this way through positive association to financially extravagant lifestyles, as well as through the sheer novelty of owning an opulent version of an everyday item. Rather than producing a line of goods with luxurious textiles, corporations may consider producing a few strictly for publicity purposes.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Luxurious Textile Encrustment
- Corporations are encrusting their products with luxurious textiles to differentiate from competitors and attract consumer attention.
- Positive Association with Extravagant Lifestyles
- Luxurious textiles on everyday items create positive association to financially extravagant lifestyles.
- Publicity-focused Limited Edition Products
- Corporations could consider producing limited edition versions with luxurious textiles strictly for publicity purposes.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Luxury Goods
- The luxury goods industry can capitalize on the trend of encrusting products with luxurious textiles.
- Sex Toy
- The sex toy industry can explore the opportunity of incorporating luxurious textiles into their products.
- Marketing and Advertising
- The marketing and advertising industry can provide strategies for corporations to effectively promote luxurious textile encrusted products.
