Luxury is Breaking in 2026 - Why Even the Rich Have Stopped Buying

Luxury was supposed to be recession-proof.

In 2026, that illusion is breaking.

For the first time in decades, high-end luxury brands are quietly slashing prices, offering private discounts, outlet exclusives, and off-menu deals once reserved for insiders only.

In this video, we break down:

Why luxury prices are falling right now

Which brands are most exposed — and which are still protected

How overproduction, weaker demand, and changing consumer behavior collided

What this “luxury correction” means for buyers, collectors, and investors

Whether this is a temporary reset… or the beginning of a new era

This isn’t about fashion trends.

It’s about power, perception, and the psychology of wealth.

Watch until the end to understand why luxury is no longer about price — it’s about control.

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