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Why nobody's impressed by your luxury crap | Fail Some iconic luxury brands are unfairly dissed out of sheer haterism, some are genuinely overrated, and many have a stigma attached to them based on the terrible people who normally buy such things for all the wrong reasons. These factors are not, however, mutually exclusive. Here's a handy chart explaining the relevant parameters. 28.mar.2012 culture design style tech 2 comments getting comments...hide comments post a comment
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