LVMH and Gucci sales drop: The rise of second-hand luxury | nzherald.co.nz

Some of the largest luxury groups are experiencing a decline in demand for designer goods, as shoppers seek deals in the second-hand market.
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[@emh4567]

This remind me of the Tulip mania in the 17th century. The madnesses of crowds are extraordinary!

[@silita6193]

once the recession ends it will be business as usual for these luxury brands thumbs up

[@epatterson5858]

What is the name of her business or the e-commerce site, please?

[@peatypulse]

Luxury Trade is her business name which was mentioned in the video. You can look it up not pasting here as it could be removed :)

[@myresponsesarelimited7895]

You'll be able to invest in rice and stuff given prices are set to at least double.

[@caroleoneill985]

Good on her for providing this unique business for those who can afford it.

[@myresponsesarelimited7895]

Hedonism will not survive the collapse.

[@kimkay2196]

Post real news not this rubbish

[@colingander3051]

exactly , cant even talk 100% clear

[@colingander3051]

well I can only understand 80% of what she says , she does not talk properly