Louis Vuitton fashion, accessories and luggage wasn't enough. If even the Louis Vuitton tattooed pigs and LV scooters didn't satisfy your branding fix, then the following items might.
A loyal fashionista would want a Louis Vuitton laptop, right? How about an entire car coated in the famous LV logos? A monster-sized LV suitcase, perhaps?
But the really committed Louis Vuitton snob would throw all of her existing non-LV brands out in the brown garbage bags coated in gold LV logos, wouldn't she? She could get her pet elephant to carry it out on its LV animal saddle, like the one seen with Keira Knightley.
What's Driving This Trend
- Brand Overload
- Companies can create more branded products for consumers to express their loyalty and style.
- Excessive Luxury
- Companies can create high-end, luxury products that are impractical but serve as status symbols for wealthy consumers.
- Pet Branding
- Companies can expand their branding and marketing efforts to the pet industry, creating unique and exclusive products for pet owners who want to show off their affluence.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion and Luxury
- Companies in the fashion and luxury industries can expand their branding efforts to create more exclusive and unique products to appeal to loyal customers.
- Technology
- Companies in the technology industry can partner with luxury brands to create high-end laptops and other tech devices that serve as status symbols.
- Pet Supplies
- Companies in the pet supplies industry can create branded products for pet owners who want to show off their affluence and pamper their furry companions.
