Rich millennials are creating new status symbols as they start to buy homes and have kids. Here's 10 ways they are redefining luxury.
have 1.5 billion and 1.6 billion views on TikTok, respectively, while"luxe laundry" was one of the most searched terms on Pinterest in 2022.
Many of the rooms look sophisticated, with marble worktops, shiny appliances, painted cabinets, paneled or wallpapered walls, and expensive soaps by the sink. Katie Falkenberg/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images The trendy Australian skincare brand Aesop has cornered this side of the market with its cruelty-free and vegan hand soap that costs $40 and is often seen in hotels and restaurants.L'Oreal announced plans to buy the brand for
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