No Buy Challenge - The End Of Luxury Purchases! Realigning Priorities & Fighting Fomo

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[@SuperDacob]

Dear KZbin friends, here are the affiliate links to the plexiglass cubelets and containers that I have purchased for my displays. They are nice and sturdy in my opinion. be careful not to scratch them though since plexiglass is prone to scratches and peel off the protective foil off the surface of the plexiglass before you place them in your vitrine. 🩷 I got one set of containers and one set of cubelets. amzn.to/3xLVbnR amzn.to/4cviAJh

[@LiaAndrews]

This is a great time to take a break from luxury with the price increases while we see exposes of brands abusing Chinese workers.

[@maryjomichele]

@LiaAndrews this is horrible. I’m sure LVMH does it across all brands. 😢

[@vivyrox7202]

@@maryjomichele oh definitely - I am sure they have been doing this for years.....how else could Bernard Arnault become so exponentially rich.... he is worth over 233 billion dollars....

[@Robbie_LeMeow]

I'm all for making some effort to seek out quality over 'brand'.. I want something with quality. Sometimes I also want unique and different. My world does begin and end with Chanel and Hermes. ❤

[@SkinCareLuver]

That's a lie. You have websites like Yoox, rue lala, Cettire, etc that sales items for way cheaper. I got a Versace coat from last year for $600 from Cettire and it was going for $1,200 elsewhere so be very smart when looking for whatever piece of clothing it is you are thinking about purchasing. I swear by Cettire and Yoox. I love them! I bought a Dolce and Gabbana sweater I love love love for $280 and the sweater is released again and this time cost $480 so I got lucky and try to catch sales as much as I can! Right now Neiman Marcus is having a good sale on Prada sneakers!

[@merrilew]

I did this recently with a spare bedroom. I put all of my purses on the display and the realization of the over consumption was mind-boggling, but you’re right, I don’t want to shop anymore.

[@deborahcurtis1385]

Yes it's really good to put up your bags in a display and then make an effort to use them. I rotate the display so at times I am making an effort to use certain items. When I do this I appreciate the item much more. Also renovating and restoring the leather etc.

[@carlacameron4055]

I did the same thing with bags and shoes. It is really nice to look at them. I also slowed down the buying.

[@caterinawilliams998]

Hello sweetie darling, bit off topic....just wanted to say how great you look with the pink top. Will post on the subject later. Bye for now. Lots of love xxxC

[@stephaniekeyes2928]

I need a sunglasses case 😂

[@stephaniekeyes2928]

@@carlacameron4055yes rotate all

[@daniellord-vera6987]

as someone who works in the fashion industry your better off not buying luxury brands and start buying upcoming designing young designers they care more about quality and meaning of the clothes. and not over spend

[@AlexHider]

I could never pull off a no buy, but I pulled off a low buy multiple times. This can be a gateway for those who can’t manage a full no buy.

[@thethrowbackguy4319]

@@AlexHider that’s an interesting dependency

[@stephaniekeyes2928]

Did a month no buy luxury or online. Very hard but wishlists made it easier. Going to do another one this month!

[@stephaniekeyes2928]

And trying to go play with the great luxe bags I have!!!😊 and consign some❤

[@melissa564]

Display is everything for designers - they are selling a lifestyle. Curating and rotating your vitrines will give you so much pleasure. There are some designers that specialize selling everything from clothing to home items, and one walks into their stores and it makes you want to live inside the store. Good for you to curate your own items. ❤

[@drouinjohnny9036]

I remember Dacob….it’s because of your challenge that a change my spending habits….I save so much money and it help buying my appartement and travel the worlds……❤❤❤ I display my folk art and art collection all over my house……..love….❤

[@stephaniekeyes2928]

Yes ❤❤travel and read but allow for a one day every week as part of the one month challenge. Just need to do more months!!

[@parishers6351]

Displaying your things helps with the itch, but also go and watch unboxing videos of all your items that you already have and see others being excited about it and y you also fell in love to begin with. The two things helps. Also, avoid those that are addicting to shopping and click off their channel or unsub.

[@snowglass3969]

This is SUCH a great tip, and one that I have actually used. I have quite a few bags that I used hardly at all, but then watched a video of someone unboxing or reviewing it, and not only got some ideas about how to style it, but reminded myself of why I loved it enough to buy it in the first place.

[@cstraus26]

SUCH I good tip! I did this with my handbag collection and suddenly felt like I had over consumed! My collection is a lot more manageable now.

[@snoopybluejeans]

Please do a show on family owned leather goods bags and such. There are many in Spain, Italy, Portugal ect. Lets give these generational leather crafter families a go.

[@ritafernandes7218]

Yes please, this would be amazing to find out more about.

[@piquedametarot]

Worked most of my life as a window dresser in a huge department store, so to put things on display even at home is a no brainer. My perfumes are behind doors because I fear about them getting damaged by the (uv) light. Bravo to your idea!

[@MissingGingerSnap]

You have a collector's mindset! I totally relate displaying your items. It's so soothing and rewarding. ❤

[@maishaahmed915]

Rich Lux used to make fun of you? The guy with the triangle concealer under eyes?? Him?! The audacity 😒

[@reneepierce569]

Agreed! 100%😊

[@accesstotheredcarpet]

Can’t stand Lux. He is an instigator for likes and views. Very dishonest KZbinr. I unfollowed him few years ago.

[@DOCDOCFLAMINGOS]

@@maishaahmed915 I Know That's Right!!!!

[@coffeeonzeetele]

“Buy less choose well make it last” can I get this on a pillow ❤

[@lunallena5594]

I also like the lighting and the smell in the store and how the merchandise smells, and the background music. For sure we all could redirect that money and attention to our own home/space. Thank you again 😊!

[@SonderDAzeX]

It's like 'Shop my Stash' from the Makeup Beauty Community. I appreciate this type of content.

[@davidallengreen5153]

Hi Dacob!! This is my favorite show you have ever did!!! I needed this more than I care to admit!! Im going to take your suggestions to heart!! I have thought on how I can make a display with my glass cabinet! I feel so hopeful and excited I think it will go along way to help me! Your so awesome Dacob!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤, Lori 😊😊

[@deborahcurtis1385]

Overlooked bags? I try to use them and make a deliberate effort to sort out colours in my wardrobe, fix clothes that need adjustment, and find any gaps in what I need. It could be a white shirt or a pair of jeans, or a particular colour sweater etc etc. Then I have a shopping list which I stick to religiously unless I find another way around it. As a first call I shop the sales and preloved to fill the gaps. If all his doesn't work, then I give them away. I was going to sell my own bags but find gifting much more satisfying than I expected. That way I show the recipient all the features and how to take care of it. This gives an endorphin rush every bit as good as finding a bargain/buying the dream bag/getting something unusual. The other rush is from fixing/colour changing/restoring a vintage bag. I love all of this creativity and appreciating, and especially finding and reworking my own stuff or what others have overlooked. This has been my MO for many years.

[@louselman]

Guilty of buying items and placing them in my wardrobe not visible to me - great recommendation to display the items.......I am also perfume obsessed....I am trying to scale back on my purchases but I am failing miserably. Appreciate you and your videos Dacob 😍

[@popartjunkie]

The past 2 years i spent the first 6 months of the year on a strict fashion-no-buy (new or pre-loved) and it has been absolutely eye opening. The rest of the year I allow myself a low-buy but i also keep track of everything via a spreadsheet. Total everything up at the end of the year so I can visually see what I bought for accountability. It's been a great way to curb the consumerism but also to see what I actually use, want, or don't ever need to buy again.

[@oldmama8929]

Thank you for the suggestion. I could not do a no buy, but I have learned to curate what I do buy. I do not buy full bottles anymore. I only buy travel or 30ml bottles. I limit how many of any one type of item (bucket bags, totes, etc). I have a one in one out system to handle the clutter. But we plan to make over our living room. I was dreading it. My other half is not the easiest to work with. But I believe I can swing having a little area to display what makes me happy. I love this idea and am now looking forward to the makeover.

[@mylesmiller5418]

I was a subbie back in 2017 during your no buy/low buy. You have been inspiring and influencing us to be mindful for a long time. Your actual purchases are very mindful always anyway, it just so happens. You put the I in Intentionality 😊

[@sigitajohansone8922]

I am at the airport now and having an urge to browse through Ted Baker store. It's not even a brand I normally care for but they have a sale on, everything 50% off. Trying to resist and watch your video instead while I wait for my flight. Thank you for this useful video Dacob ❤❤❤

[@Quettasbedhead]

My weakness is kitchen appliances

[@SuperDacob]

I also love love looove halloween design plates, jars, glasses, bowls and all other kitchen utensils 🥹🥹🥹🎃🎃🎃💖💖💖 always my weakness

[@marynorton6068]

I kind of did the same thing for online shopping. I digitally catalogued my entire wardrobe. And when I want to browse, I browse my own wardrobe and put outfits together. Also when I’m tempted to buy eg a pink top, I look up my wardrobe, see I already have 3 pink tops, and I don’t buy it. The display is a great idea. You are NOT crazy. (Or maybe we’re all crazy!). I find it very hard to resist our consumerist culture too.

[@suws315]

Super helpful and insightful as always, Dacob! And it’s so true: once you’re able to see what you have, all together, it’s like shopping your closet- so there’s less urge to buy more.

[@Smilingcats_couture]

I collected a specific collection preloved and display it, I have no more room on the 2 displays so I am not tempted to add more, it is satisfying! It’s smart to shop your own closet. Love how you curated your items. Glad you did this video, it will definitely help others. 💗

[@kimmychiu6328]

Dacob, well said! I am so impressed to hear you said we all have a shop, we don’t need to rush and buy things all the time. Such an insight…🥰🥰🙏🏻🙏🏻💚💚

[@marthaaweber]

PERFECT ....definitely makes a difference.....I have done the same for my handbags.........shows me what I have and can enjoy them all even if not using them. You are VERY spot on with your storage suggestions. Love it!

[@Lifeisbeautiful-ri2tb]

This is a great video Dacob! I am on a low buy year for 2024. I don’t think I could stick with a no buy year because I always slip up with perfumes and makeup. I have stopped buying makeup for now unless I run out of something and I have a goal of no more perfume purchases for the rest of the year. I gave your video a thumbs up!

[@MyIlona777]

Massive thank you Dacob, I felt like you are reading my thoughts when you talked about bringing purchased item home, putting it back in the wardrobe and forgetting it. I purchased LV mini Pouchette in 2020 that I wanted for many months - it ended up in my wardrobe in the box, never used for 4 years now. I even forgot I had it lol Your advice makes so much sense, really appreciate You, Thank You! ❤

[@marducitafox]

Yes, it's all about enjoying what we already have. I do this with my perfumes.

[@davebee70]

So true Dacob! I did the same at the beginning of the year, built a perfume display and it has cut my desire to buy more perfumes.

[@akeminishioka5823]

For me, I buy something, put it in my closet out of sight and then buy something else. I love your idea of being able to see the product I bought. When I can see the product, I'm reminded of how much stuff I actually have (and that I don't need more). Sometimes after I buy something, I'm not ready to start using or wearing it right away. Then one day, out of the blue, I feel ready to use/wear it. Thank you for your video! It's very insightful

[@k700i]

Omg 100% I love seeing my luxury items on display because I get to use them more, my bag is so beaten up and I don’t regret! Haha

[@duckyychucktaylor]

I’ve been very very laid back when it comes to buying luxury. I’ve only allowed myself one bag a year since 2020 (on my birthday) I’m not guilty for buying items and shelving them in my wardrobe anymore, I find now limiting myself I actually use and love my items

[@Ariannaperroots]

I absolutely LOVE this idea. I remember the first time I walked into a Tiffany, I was completely blown away by the furniture and interior design of it all. TBH I remember that more than any of the jewelry or other pieces! That's what made it an iconic experience

[@margaret9185]

What a wonderful way to enjoy your collections, Dacob. You created gorgeous displays.

[@reutgadmish1835]

I'm literally in the process of that, I just moved to a new home and I finally have room in my bedroom to display my bags so now I'm on a hunt for the best furniture that will allow me to take my bags out of their dust bags and out of my closet, I'm so exited to see them and enjoy looking at them, it's the best feeling in the world. I also love perfumes (not as much as you Dacob lol) so I bought a perfume stand where they are nicely organized and I can see what I have and use it, such a calming and clean space that makes my heart sings❤❤❤

[@Karalolcowlaw]

We need to normalise common sense approaches to luxury items. If you have debt, luxury isn’t for you, if you don’t even own your own home then buying a $10k bag isn’t for you, if your superannuation isn’t in track then luxury isn’t for you etc.

[@Terriwith2arfs]

My Ex-Husband is hands down, the King of the no spend challenge!!! He's as tight as a tick and refuses to buy anything, unless it's absolutely desperation time (not food or that stuff). Pants: 40 years old. Shirts: 40 years old, shoes - you name it, he didn't buy it. Another reason for divorce - when your spouse is dressed like an absolute bum - you don't dare want to be seen with him/her. And $ was absolutely no issue.

[@AlexHider]

Hoarding money has a better image, but it’s the same type of hoarding as for items. Money were his possessions he could not part with.

[@katemiller7874]

Yes I divorced one of those too. My 2 nd husband dresses well like I do. So much better.

[@lakamatte4975]

Sounds like my ex

[@Terriwith2arfs]

@@lakamatte4975 It was embarrassing. I never wanted to be seen with him and really, $$ was no problem. Not having to be seen with him was another benefit of my divorce.

[@Terriwith2arfs]

@@AlexHider It was pretty horrible, but I think you're right. I also think that it was a mental illness. I mean, overdone collections are bad enough, but the $$ wasn't even used for his image. He always wanted a Bentley (which would have been NO problem), but bough Hyundais instead. Then his eyesight became too poor to drive. It was just stupid. RIP in his cheap as shIt Urn.

[@sibimarie]

This was so helpful! I created a little tiny space in my walk-in closet to display my handbags, a few accessories and shoes, and it really helps me see that I don’t “need” anything. I have enough. 😌🙏🏽

[@SuperDacob]

Glad it was helpful! 🥰🥰🥰💖💖💖

[@baddcheeta.]

Not me learning the word vitrine for the first time today 😂😂 thank you for this, I do have my fav pieces on display but will apply this phenomena more intently and purposely.. thank you Super Dacob ❤❤

[@grannyzolla]

This makes total sense - thank you.

[@Protect-Privacy]

Great video. Interesting insights. I’ve honestly lost interest in “shopping”. I like to get ideas about what to have designed and made for be. The bespoke process is very slow. You get clear on what you want… and wait months for an item to keep for a lifetime. I love it.

[@captainpugwash8206]

There was a book written about the no spending for a year theory several years ago, I can’t remember what it was called. I tried and failed abysmally!

[@susanrombak7959]

You are right-on about viewing your wardrobe and accessories because when they are organized and displayed it is as if you created your own boutique. If you bought it and love it, your closet is basically curated. Once you display all your garments and bits and bobs you can identify things you no longer want to find a new home, and really start to enjoy and wear your items more. I get excited every day about ‘shopping’ from my own closet to make that perfect OOTD♥️🥰

[@accountantreviews7002]

Oh wow I hit like and it made 1000 exactly how cool! And I agree, I’ve been challenging myself not to buy anything

[@SuperDacob]

Thank you for liking my video 🥰💖

[@vivianrodriguez5045]

I don’t have much space for a large display so I go shopping in my own closet. I tried the no buy and had trouble with it so I started “shopping” in my own closet discovering items I’ve forgotten about just like you said. That has helped. I bring the item out and use it and it satisfies the need to go out and shop.

[@SkinCareLuver]

you'll definitely learn that skipping a season of two of clothing won't hurt because you are going to find better looking clothed for a later season so, you'll look back and thank yourself and ask, what was the point? The point was being materialistic and thinking you needed it when you didn't because something new and cute always comes out with Versace or Prada, Gucci or Louis. Etc!

[@MonikaEKoenig]

This vitrine idea is really a brilliant one. I am absolutly convinced it'll work for me as well! Thanks for sharing with us!!

[@2FrenchiesItsCrazyAllTheTime]

I LOVE this! Let the others spew their nasty comments while being price gauged by multi-national corporations. You are helping the culture develop discernment!

[@HanaSeikai]

Oooh looks an effective strategy!!! I have my new bags in their dustbags, so i think its very true, i buy and buy coz i dont see them. I tried my best this 2024 to be a low buy. I hope the next months will be no buys.💕

[@spare7291]

What an amazing idea. Thank you for the advice. I definitely need to stop spending.

[@SuperDacob]

Glad it was helpful! 🥰💖

[@kathleenwang]

I have a monthly budget for fun stuff, but over the years the income is going up but the budget is pretty much the same to stop lifestyle inflation. Our wants always exceed our need and actual pay increase, I feel motivated and saving toward future freedom. we can all do it!

[@mushimushi707]

Love this! ❤ I, too, purchased a cupboard w/glass doors from IKEA where I can see all my bags. And when a new one doesn’t fit-one has to go!! Hard decisions, but it helps me curb the excess. 😎

[@marlenepopov8469]

O.M.G!!! You're so right! Brilliant! Excellent video.

[@PiperSevern]

Very helpful, thank you Dacob! Great ideas and always ahead of your time!

[@THwint908]

I had this, I bought a keepall last year with my Initials round it, had the interior colour to one I wanted etc and when I picked it up I had a glass of Champagne and it was a nice shopping experience, but ive used it once... Its now in the box in the corner of my room with dust on the box and it actually looks so sad aha... The great thing about about pre loved is you aren't ever afraid to use it.

[@BB_0404]

great idea! if you have 5 black bags on display, you know not to buy another one even if it's an it bag! also you might actually USE the stuff you have... this method keeps the excitement of owning an item going...

[@ellenmerkle940]

I think no by trend is related to the economy. I know I don’t have a lot of extra to spend so it feels better to think I’m purposely just not buying.

[@aysheaahmed348]

The curation is everything. Yes when we go to the sales counter or store we are trying to take a piece of that place back home with us. Yes there is a healing that comes from having all of the items out on display as we can see what we have and feel a certain kind of satisfaction. The way things are merchandised is a massive factor in the desirability of the product when we are shopping. You have inspired me to get my perfumes all sorted and on display as well. Thanks for a fabulous video and it’s given us a lot to think about 💖🧡💖🧡🌸🧡💖 xxx

[@SdotStylezTV]

Dragging me for filth as I literally open and put away my Trouville. 🤦🏽‍♀️😩

[@yummylife8984]

Oh my god! I did exactly things! I think it was instinctively! 😂 my husband always laughs that we have a brand store at home 😂 now I know this is therapy 😂👍

[@koko1974ify]

Beauty is The Promise of Happiness, whether it's real or fake, we all chase it. Great video Dacob, thank you

[@thebigh9324]

I think for YEARS there has been WAY too much emphasis on the hunt and the constant aquasition of the new , and not the actual using and ENJOYMENT of what we already have !! 🙏🤔❤️

[@Uniquenessss]

thank you, very helpful 🥰

[@SuperDacob]

Glad it was helpful and thank you for watching my video, for commenting and subscribing 🥰💖🥰

[@accesstotheredcarpet]

I’ve cut down buying perfumes because most of the ones I’ve purchased I rarely wear nor reach to. Now I only buy what I know I’ll wear regularly and buy back up to stock up. Now I just pretty much buy essentials and some clothes in need. I do occasionally treat myself to something a jewelry and haircare products and gardening. 👩🏻‍🌾 That’s it. I’m content. But if I want to splurge, I wait until my birthday and Christmas. Those are splurge worthy for once a year type of thing.

[@upperclass1287]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I think it's very important to understand the psychology behind why we spend. The idea that it's not so much the objects, but how they are styled is so interesting and it can be replicated. Lightbulb moment!

[@lbacchus]

This was an excellent video!!! Great suggestions!❤

[@bonniel4325]

Dacob, perfume, nail polish and scarf hoarder here, LOL! I love your idea, I'm going to try it.

[@suerobinson844]

Hi, I met you on Romina Rose May's video. Your video is one of the beat I have seen. You are exactly right, I should as I have over 40 years experience in retail and merchandising. There is millions of dollars spent on retail research aimed at making products enticing, tricks of the trade including the most effective places in the shops to sell the most expensive items eg perfumes are always in the doorway of department stores. Congratulations for your insight. ❤ from Australia

[@lizseville1]

I remember your last challenge and I respected you. You are absolutely right that things are different once at home.

[@nandiaconstantinou8181]

What I do is that I leave the items I buy and have not used yet outside the wardrobes in the bedroom. Until a lot of time passes and then I put them in the wardrobes. I hate buying items which I never use and I try to be very careful with my purchases but unfortunately I still buy items which I never use.

[@KD4Essence]

THANK YOU FOR THIS TODAY. PULL ME OUT OF DEPRESSION!

[@woodlandspurple7443]

Definitely fall into the trap with Hermes scarves . They look soooooo pretty, colourful in the store hang up, but once you bring it home, it’s a different story 😅

[@lolipena8051]

im now on month 7 of no spending on clothes, shoes, bags, or anything that's not food. even things for the house. i will admit this no-buy year was a let's be real moment, as I lost my job in Jan 2024. so if I wanted my money to last at least a year while I look for a new job I had to make the conscious decision to stop buying everything.

[@anjahelfenstein3133]

Buying second hand or vintage usually is my "buying new items". This can get fairly tricky as it often feels like the purchase doesn't count, because a) it didn't cost much and b) it is not new. Still it is new to me and I am trying hard to reign in overconsumption. I lately started over, left my old life and a toxic relationship and moved across the country. In this process I was forced to address all my belongings, chose well what I could take and what not. It was painful to see my huge collection of vintage clothes and bags, going through it, trying everything on and assessing the condition. In the end I left about two thirds behind and if felt liberating. There definetely was too much, there were random pieces bought to cover for being unhappy and there were wonderful pieces, that had been stored away for far too long for " further reference" and " special occasions" that had gone bad or didn't fit anymore ( absolutely no chance to alter). So here am I with only the good things trying to use and cherish what I already collected. Still there are moments I feel bereft of my huge collection, long for certain pieces until I remember they actually were in a vad condition, random or had bad karma and were left behind intentionally... In moments like this the urge to shop is bad. I caved in the other week and bought a vintage Dior clutch I wasn't totally sure of only to buy something to be valid. It arrived and I knew: bad choice! Luckily I was able to return it and I did. A piece already in my wardrobe was much better for the purpose! The struggle is real....

[@MariaLouiseLovesLuxuries]

I got some simple glass vitrines on Marketplace (originally from Ikea but discontinued style), and I got plexiglass stands and I displayed my SLGs, bags, perfumes, Hermes lippies and silk scarves. It makes me so happy. I love coming in here and feeling like I am in a shop. It is amazing and brings me such peace and excitement at the same time! I did it also as a nice background for YT. But it does help to see my pieces in such a pretty way. Loved this video and conversation Dacob! 🫶🏼

[@thebigh9324]

I think it is far too extreme to just suddenly get rid of all our luxury , I do think there is a point where it becomes overwelmning , with items sat on a shelf or gathering dust in the storage cupboard! I think it's also better to STREAMLINE your collection to your best peices , items that you will actually use AND ENJOY moving forward ! 😎🙏❤️

[@Ams-do6sx]

I did this with luxury bags around 10 years ago or longer. I called it a 'bag diet' and it lasted for years extending high end shoes and accessories. When the pandemic hit I was glad because all my stuff was just dead money doing nothing when we couldn't go out. I would've felt worse if not for limiting myself. I like a bargain so I probablu could not do a full no buy. I did cut back to what I needed and made sure I got rid of something if I was bringing home something new.

[@JoleeSO]

Here we go again…rewatching 💜🐦‍⬛

[@workmusic7039]

Hehehehe, I asked my husband what he thought about me doing this, and he said, "try anything, if it helps". My wardrobe has so much stuff in it that I have no idea what's there. And where I store my handbags is in even worse shape. Thank you for this idea. We have never met, I am an older female, with short hair, but you and the bunker fam seem to understand me! 😆🤣 NanZ

[@TheHandbagConnoisseur]

This happened to me with my Chanel bag I rarely wore it. I’m going to do the no spend challenge

[@LisaChenNg]

great idea to display your items! I bought acrylic stackable shoe boxes to display my bags, i love looking at them!

[@sbellouk4146]

Good foryou. The extortion prices Era is over! Enough of this nonsense! By food, water, books, good and silver! Hard times ahead.

[@Uareinparis]

Oh forgot to mention I already have the plexiglass cubes this is more than a coincidence 😊😊🎉🎉🎉

[@SuperDacob]

Aren’t they amazing? There is something about thick clear plexiglass for me… i love the material so much.

[@pasitheathanatosasmr488]

I loved this part of the live SO MUCH. More of these please❤!!😍🥰

[@HereIGoAJen]

I am very guilty of buying and then not using. I know it’s bad. It’s not that I don’t love the item it’s just sometimes that I want it to stay pristine. I don’t know why I do that but I do. And there’s a lot of things in my closet with tags still on them and in pretty little boxes…and handbags in dust bags that don’t really see the light of day…even spilling into my 2 guest room closets..oof this video made me realize my husbands right …words wife’s never want to speak.

[@staciarenee2982]

I agree, I did this with my bags, I don't have a glass display yet (that's the next step) but I do have a display with each bag in their own cubby. It reminds me everytime I get an inch for a new bag to look at what I already have and in my mind I go over the massive amount of money I spent on the bags in my collection. It helps me to determine if I really need that new bag.

[@miriamportugal4703]

I love your video! Power to us shopping addicted! ❤

[@satanlucifer4437]

As a student I only buy luxury things secondhand and it helps me manage my spending by only buying things I love in good condition with a good price.

[@rangeprincesa]

YAY! I am so glad you’re doing this! Financial responsibility is not talked about enough in the luxury space. -Sincerely, a very grateful Gen Z

[@RaiderRia]

This is a brilliant idea 😮

[@SuperDacob]

Thank you 🥰💖🥰

[@YoTratoYTrato]

Very, VERY solid advice Dacob.. Bravo!!

[@teevee455]

This is a great idea and I would love to incorporate this idea! Looking at IKEA. I maybe missed the link? Wondering which one worked for you. Thanks for the great video and suggestions!

[@emr3306]

I was not conscious about the healing power, but about 1 year ago I made a nice display for my luxury bags in my work room - this is on the one hand a pleasure to the eye and on the other hand a warning: do I want to trade my hard earned money to another bag when I already own these beauties?? 😊❤

[@SuperDacob]

Its perfect for me 🥰🥰🥰 makes me happy and I do not feel the fomo anymore to rush and buy more new stuff too soon 🥰🥰🥰💖💖💖

[@anjahelfenstein3133]

...in my bedroom this very moment while your video is still playing, freeing a beautiful Anselm Reyle for Dior woc from its box ( which it has been in since I bought it a long time ago) and putting it into my vitrine to be seen and admired by me and only me. Feels good!

[@Uareinparis]

OMG!! We are on the same page! Im already on ban island put myself there. Going to set up my display of my luxury items just as you suggest. I know it’s going to work! Toodles❤❤❤❤

[@SuperDacob]

Enjoy the fun dear. Setting it all up was also so soothing for me. 🥰🥰🥰

[@neebieslittleluxuries]

I’m not sure if I’ll ever do a no buy. I don’t really want to. But I buy a lot of preloved just as much as new items, if not more. I also do not display my bags. They’re just in their dust bags in my closet on shelves. Would be nice to display them but I’m not very interested in doing so, which is why I think it’s harder for my channel to grow. I never display everything! Thinking of maybe putting a few things on display while filming and putting them back right after😂!