Recently after economic crisis,
luxury products back excited. Hermes, Cartier and Harry Winston started to benefit.
However, overall, there is a change in consumption patterns, especially among the deep pockets of
American consumers. "It can not be denied, their current
spending style influenced a recession," said the head of the
luxury market analyst Bruno Lannes from Bain & Co.
Furthermore, Lannes said today, while
shopping though financially able to buy whatever they want, the deep pockets of consumers are now far more prudent in spending their money. "There is thinking, 'do I need this stuff or not', that's what distinguishes the style of their spending before and after the recession," said Lannes.
It is seen from the results of interviews with the Wall Street Journal Asia Lyndie Benson, wife of saxophonist Kenny G. As a socialite who also works as a photographer, Lyndie often make impulse purchases. "I shop when I want. But that was then, now I think twice before buying something," he said.
In fact, Lyndie says put back Morgane Le Fay gown very attracted his attention when walk in Malibu, California. "I think, I do not need it. So, I put it back," said Lyndie.
Surveys conducted Bain & Co., a global management consulting firm, said that after the recession, the creme de le cremedi America has a new
consumption patterns. Although generally not affected the economic crisis, they are empathetic to what is happening around them.
"Generally, they are not affected recession. They still have jobs, homes and savings, but they saw what was happening in their surroundings and indirectly it affects how they spend their money," said Lannes.
