This week, I’m highlighting the ways luxury personal shoppers are attracting ultra-wealthy clients through access to private beauty shopping experiences, sold-out products, and celebrity glam squads and aestheticians whose books normally remain closed to new clients. Additionally, the Kardashian sister partnering with a U.K. fake lash brand and the Marvel star entering the kids hair-care space.
In a changing luxury landscape, personal shoppers are using access to beauty products and pros to increase their value to the 1%
As luxury e-commerce continues to tumble, personal shopping firms serving ultra-high-net-worth luxury clientele — often referred to as VICs for “very important customers” — are finding new ways to attract the 1%. As previously reported by Glossy, various economic challenges like inflation have tempered luxury shopping habits, leaving the richest people in the world driving the majority of luxury sales.
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