Ovulation may shift preferences toward conspicuous luxury
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September 10, 2026
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Higher fertility in women is linked to a greater preference for conspicuous luxury, especially for personal use.
Three studies assessed women's luxury preferences during high and low fertility phases using various methodologies.
Women preferred larger luxury logos for themselves during high fertility, while smaller logos were preferred for others.
Purchase intentions for publicly worn luxury items increased during high fertility, but decreased for privately used items.
The belief that men notice designer clothing influenced women's luxury choices, with effects varying by fertility status.
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