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Aditi

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“Chasing the Dream: How Aspirational Marketing Elevates Luxury Brands to Icons” Aspirational Marketing taps into consumers’ desires to reach a higher social, financial, or lifestyle status. Luxury brands master this by showcasing not who the customer is—but who they want to become. Advertisements don’t sell products; they sell dreams—glimpses of a life of elegance, influence, and exclusivity. Whether it’s a luxury car cruising a private island or a model walking through a gala in couture, the message is clear: “Own this, and become this.” Limited access, premium pricing, and elite ambassadors fuel that aspiration. Consumers don’t just buy luxury—they buy into the fantasy of a better, elevated self.

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