Chelsea Clinton's wedding guest bathrooms cost an astonishing $15,000 -- all you have to do is look at the gallery to see why.
The luxury porta-potties looked better than most people's home washrooms with wood cupboards and a beautiful backsplash. There was also a stereo so you could rock it out while you are on your throne. Chelsea Clinton's wedding guest bathrooms show us little people what it is like to live large.
Implications - The world of luxury goods has, in recent decades, expanded beyond Learjets, Cadillacs and expensive colognes. Companies have found it extraordinarily profitable to add a touch of opulence to ordinary goods. Interestingly, this concept is applicable to nearly every good or service industry -- from toiletries to taxi cabs and from gardening equipment to action figures. Businesses willing to embellish their products with a degree of class are likely to see returns on those ventures.
$15,000 Porta-Potties
Chelsea Clinton's Wedding Guest Bathrooms are Classy
Trend Themes
1. Luxury Porta-potties - Providing upscale amenities and design in portable restrooms for high-end events such as weddings and festivals.
2. Affordable Luxury - Expanding beyond traditional luxury industries to offer high-end features or design in more accessible and everyday products.
3. Opulence Enhancement - The trend of adding a touch of luxury or class to ordinary goods and services, for increased profitability.
Industry Implications
1. Event Rental Services - Opportunities exist to develop and market high-end porta-potties as part of event rentals for upscale events.
2. Consumer Goods - Brands can differentiate themselves by incorporating luxurious features or designs into everyday products, making them more attractive to consumers seeking affordable luxury.
3. Service Industry - Companies in service industries such as transportation, hospitality and wellness can enhance their offerings with high-end amenities to appeal to luxury-minded consumers.