In 2025, fashion is not just about looking stylish and having great humor in dressing. It plays a huge role in Billionaires’ life – it’s about making smart, profitable decisions. Welcome to the world of the “Investment Wardrobe, where the world’s richest people treat clothes like a stock and an art collection. They should not buy expensive outfits and accessories just to wear or only for showing off they’re building luxury wardrobes that increase in value over time.
In this post, the LLD team discusses which designer brands are being collected like gold, why limited editions are skyrocketing in resale value, and how you can start turning your closet into a powerful asset.

Known for its handcrafted luxury bags like Birkin and Kelly, this fashion brand increases in value by “around 14% per year”, even beating the stock market, due to its limited production and high demand.

Hermès

It’s famous for serving most iconic perfume fragrance collection in history with limited edition and its luxurious Chanel 2.55 bags vibrantly give you billionaire vibes.

Chanel

Limited Edition Lady Dior Art Bag may increase their price by 80% of the retail price when you resale. Since they are not a wearable fashion brand, it is treated like a futuristic asset.

Dior

Celine Luggage Tote may increase their price by 50-70% of the retail price when you resale. They handcraft their products with expensive materials which give a luxurious and beautiful look.

Celine

Art of Acquiring Fashion’s Most Elusive Treasures For the ultra-wealthy, fashion isn’t shopped — it’s sourced. It’s not about arriving at a boutique; it’s about never needing to. Behind every crocodile Birkin, archival Dior cape is a carefully arranged network — a collection of opportunity, access, and deeply cultivated relationships.
Here’s how billionaires truly shop — or rather, how fashion finds them.

Fashion isn’t just a personal statement anymore — it’s an economic move. From bags to blazers, billionaires are investing in fashion that pays them back over time.

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