Affordable Luxury Is The Way to Go In This Economy!

In the current recession, all I want is the highest quality materials with the most affordable price possible. And I find that the only way to go for it is to look for mid-range luxury brands that present the best of both worlds.
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[@andarown2802]

Nice video. Can you provide a link to your gifted bags? Thanks

[@perspectiveofme]

Sure, you can find them here: bob-ore.com/products/makoto-bag-pink Don’t forget to use the discount code 'ALYSSA' to receive 10% off! ❤️

[@BuyLessJess]

My mom spent heavily on designer bags, she has no savings or retirement and she owns no property; in my opinion looking rich is a fast way to become poor.

[@SamanthaStew]

Your comment needs to be pinned, so true.

[@elizaknight6980]

$200 is a very good price point for a leather bag. I would buy from them when they have more styles. The selection is a little small.

[@gracefleming6143]

Something I have a hard time understanding is brand loyalty. I am not wealthy by no means. However, I do have friends and family members who are loyal to brands such is LV, Gucci, pandora and Michael Kores. They are loyalty in such a way that every outfit has to be designer. They way I saw it is that these brands didn't even know they existed or offered reward programs for purchasing their products. 😂😂😂 call me frugal, I love my a reward, such as department stores, thrift stores, and even consignment shops that sell affordable items. I hope I'm not alone here.

[@W3S3333]

The stark contrast between a store that makes you feel valued by offering you incentives versus a store that employs psychological manipulation to make you think you're valuable when the whole time the store has been showing you that you are worthless to them.

[@duchess_of_petty9323]

It’s not going to change forever, it never does, peoples memories are very very short

[@caseyadams1861]

Even people in countries much less well-off than the US love luxury brands. People tend to be bad with money everywhere.

[@krushr17]

I was thinking of buying another luxury designer bag, I’m glad I watched one of your previous videos that talked about mid range Parisian brands… just purchased a bag from Fleuron at a fraction of what it would have cost at some of these fashion houses.

[@W3S3333]

Sneakers shouldn't cost more than $300. If the fake shoes from China are a 1:1 replica made with the same materials and made the exact same way as the originals, then why aren't more people outraged by brands literally ripping them off?

[@MsKoukla1]

May I ask what brand is the camel clutch. It’s gorgeous

[@boborebluecollection8614]

Thanks for the content❤

[@mrcompleteman]

tumi is a really nice brand if you are looking for quality since the brand uses really good nylon, nappa leather and aluminum. Sure they dont look elegant but if u r looking for quality tumi is a great brand

[@misslinda772]

I think you’re being realistic in your finances. ❤

[@bagloverlux]

True.

[@flohough1870]

Luxury is completely non essential.

[@rlkinnard]

i prefer have a quality shoe that i can resole and keep rather than throw away and buy a new one. I prefer clothes that are well made and last that are classic and not too stylish. And everyone has a job and wages are rising faster than inflation so things are actually pretty good. GDP growth was 3.1% last month and it looks like 3% in Q1 2024. So I think that things are about as good as you can expect them to be in the US.