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Forget quiet luxury: America's wealthy 1% are adopting a bolder new approach

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  CEOs and billionaires are leaning in towards bold public persons, and wealthy consumers are following suit with their fashion styles.

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The article from AOL Finance discusses a shift in consumer behavior among America's wealthy, moving away from the trend of "quiet luxury" towards more ostentatious displays of wealth. Previously, there was a trend towards understated, high-quality items that signaled wealth subtly. However, recent trends indicate that affluent Americans are now embracing more visible signs of affluence, such as luxury cars, designer logos, and high-profile experiences. This change is attributed to several factors including a post-COVID desire to make up for lost time, economic recovery leading to increased confidence in spending, and a cultural shift where showing off wealth is no longer seen as gauche but rather as a celebration of success. The article highlights how this new "loud luxury" trend is influencing fashion, travel, and lifestyle choices, with brands and marketers adapting to cater to this renewed appetite for conspicuous consumption.

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