A top Indian CEO has made headlines after he spent ₹14 lakh on a Louis Vuitton pet bag — not for himself, but for his dog. The luxurious item, tailored to pets, has the iconic LV monogram and the best of craftsmanship, marrying luxury and practicality.
The news spread like wildfire within the shortest time, and it had mixed reactions on social media. Some users appreciated the way the CEO lived and how he loved luxury, but others questioned the extravagance, terming it an unnecessary expense. Critics claim that the spending indicates the emerging gap between richness and social responsibility.
High-end pet spending has continued to rise globally as premium brands move into accessories for the pet industry for high-income consumers. Nevertheless, this expenditure has generated a number of other related topics of discussion regarding indulging in one’s wealth and not being considerate of a larger society at hand.
