Luxury shoppers in the U.S. — typically the most resilient when it comes to discretionary spending — are growing anxious and pulling back. Saks’s latest Global Luxury Pulse survey finds that financial security is edging out fashion as a priority, with affluent consumers saying they’d rather feel safe about money …
Sounds like the survey sample included many aspirational luxury consumers. A $200K income household, especially for a family in a major city, can rarely afford true luxury products.