Idols below 20 promoting luxury brands makes 0 sense

why is there an age limit to being a luxurious queen. young people like luxury brands. let my queen slay. she needs her bag. let her get her checks in peace.

I mean, yeah. They're minors who still have to be under their parents and since more fans are usually teens (like me), we FOR SURE know that our parents are not going to buy us a 3 thousand-dollar dress we're going outgrow in a year. And plus, pedophiles can also try to find the things that they wore and buy them for a high price. They could also buy the clothes that they wear just to get "closer" to them.

I mean I get it, they're popular and luxury brands want that popularity but I don't think with this age and fashion any Gen Z'er is going to buy fancy clothes from like Burberry for thousands of dollars when they worked so hard for it, when they can get ripped jeans that can be bought on shein for like 5 dollars (no hate to shein shoppers. my friend spent 30 dollars worth of things on shein on his birthday. idek there was a men's section). People these days are (somewhat) thrifty while also trying to stay in the trend.

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why is there an age limit to being a luxurious queen. young people like luxury brands. let my queen slay. she needs her bag. let her get her checks in peace.

as i said, i'm a young person with countless other young people that go to school with me. we don't really care about brands, we usually care about what's trending on tiktok.

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She doesn't earn any of that, celebs don't get paid to promote a brand, they just occasionally get free clothes to wear where they give back most of the time.

damn, you should take it up with Burberry for their terrible marketing strategy of putting pretty musicians in cool clothes

Also, trust me, no one at that level does modelling for free

guess what earns you more $$$ than one major brand deal?

Two major brand deals

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What level? She's a rookie???

And if a Hollywood actress herself said that they don't get paid to wear the clothes, and a BP member (if i find the context i'll post it) said that they just get free stuff, not actual money...

What makes you think she's getting paid millions to promote a british luxury brand worn by millionaire 40 year olds?

Kpop stans and their delusions sometimes istg.

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I'm just very curious what these idols are conversing about with the other guests, aside from their music and South Korea, during events and fashion shows/weeks.

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I'm just very curious what these idols are conversing about with the other guests, aside from their music and South Korea, during events and fashion shows/weeks.

“do you know AKP?”

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“do you know AKP?”

"I'm a good friend of bbb988. We talk a lot."

You are wrong.

The target for luxury brands is Asian markets where youth is highly valued. The younger you are the more you’re loved. You can see it all across Chinese and Korean entertainment.

New Jeans is not trying to appeal to middle aged Americans or Europeans, they’re appealing to the BIGGEST growth opportunities for luxury brands in East Asia.

I assure y’all you are not smarter than these brands that invest a shit tonne in marketing.

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You are wrong.

The target for luxury brands is Asian markets where youth is highly valued. The younger you are the more you’re loved. You can see it all across Chinese and Korean entertainment.

New Jeans is not trying to appeal to middle aged Americans or Europeans, they’re appealing to the BIGGEST growth opportunities for luxury brands in East Asia.

I assure y’all you are not smarter than these brands that invest a shit tonne in marketing.

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this. Gucci, Prada, LV are borderline street/casual wear for young people in Seoul. It’s not that they’re richer than American youths, it’s that their budget prioritises luxury goods

So brands don’t even need to sell that much product. They just need awareness and relatability with the youth

Then again, who are we to dictate how a massive French brand spends their hard earned cash

But you are definitely wrong. In asia especially Korea, the luxury brands are targeting the young generation. You actually can see this culture in Tik tok alone. Young people these days even buy it with their own money not their parents.

So, if your parents couldn't afford it then you're not their target audience.

having luxury brands in certain asian countries (I can only speak for China since I'm Chinese) is a status symbol

keepin up with the joneses if you will and thus being an ambassador of them is very converted

But poor Newjeans, people just can't shut up about this. Anyway, why yall care that much. Those brands pay them and if it's not work, they're the one who gonna lost some money not your dad.

promoting youth to max out their credit cards and fall into debt to support their idols.