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Affluent, image-literate urban tastemakers who mix luxury fashion, jet-set travel, interiors, and insider culture into a polished but socially fluent lifestyle.
They treat lifestyle content as social signaling - posting travel and everyday moments with the taste map of Mytheresa, Eden Rock, WWD, and DeuxMoi already open in their head.
Ranked by audience overlap - what makes this audience distinctive
Michael Coste’s audience reads like socially fluent luxury consumers who treat style as a full lifestyle system - not just clothes, but hotels, interiors, beauty, and the kind of cultural access signaled by Mytheresa, Bergdorf Goodman, Eden Rock - St Barths, Ginori 1735, and Suzy Menkes. What is striking is how this world of polished taste is softened by a fascination with personalities like DeuxMoi, Nicky Hilton Rothschild, The Gstaad Guy, and Rich People Who Rich Right, which suggests they do not just admire wealth - they enjoy decoding its rituals, ironies, and social theater. You see their real priorities emerge when looking at their pull toward Self-Portrait, Isabel Marant, Vivrelle, Le Collectionist, and biohacking and interior design - a signal that they spend like image matters, but only when it also delivers mobility, discernment, and a life that feels impeccably curated from closet to checkout to destination.
This is based on 361 total affinities - including:
The defining characteristic of these users is how they simultaneously embrace old-money polish and internet-age spectacle - moving effortlessly from Bergdorf Goodman, Mytheresa, Self-Portrait, Matouk, Ginori 1735, and Eden Rock - St Barths into the winkingly performative worlds of DeuxMoi, Hypebae, The Gstaad Guy, Funny Real Estate Humor, and celebrity-lifestyle gossip. They want luxury to feel inherited rather than flashy, yet they consume it through meme logic, social feeds, and personality-driven creators like Rich People Who Rich Right and Rochelle Atlas Maize, turning discretion itself into a very modern form of display.
Estimated demographics - inferred using mixture of experts on media affinities
The distinct psychographics making up the base
It is easy to look at this group and see a stereotype, but the data proves they are actually status-literate curators who treat luxury less like flashy consumption and more like a coded language spanning fashion, interiors, travel, and social access. The giveaway is that they do not just follow Mytheresa, Bergdorf Goodman, Self-Portrait, Rick Owens Online, and LVMH - they also orbit Matouk, Ginori 1735, Rosemary Home, Eden Rock - St Barths, Le Collectionist, Suzy Menkes, WWD, and design-world names like Martyn Lawrence Bullard and Corey Damen Jenkins, which signals a taste system built around discernment, hosting, and aesthetic authority. Even the mix of tennis, biohacking, investing, interior design, celebrity gossip, and creators like Rich People Who Rich Right, Melinda Anna Farina, and The Gstaad Guy reveals a mature urban audience, largely women in their forties, who are not chasing trends - they are rehearsing membership in a polished, old-money-coded world while staying internet-native enough to know exactly how that world is performed.
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Non-obvious, high-leverage moves for this audience
Stage a Michael Coste x Le Collectionist x Eden Rock - St Barths content residency, then syndicate the trip through Perfect Magazine, Hypebae, and DeuxMoi-style teaser drops instead of relying on his owned channels alone.
This audience reads luxury travel as social proof, follows editorial and gossip ecosystems as closely as creators, and responds to aspiration that feels privately circulated before it feels broadly marketed.
Build a shoppable 'closet and home' edit that pairs Self-Portrait, Isabel Marant, Wolford, and Amina Muaddi with Ginori 1735, Matouk, and Rosemary Home, merchandised through Mytheresa or Bergdorf Goodman with styling by a tastemaker like Melinda Anna Farina.
They do not separate fashion from interiors or travel from identity, so a cross-category luxury curation mirrors how they actually live and signals membership in a polished, design-literate world rather than simple product consumption.
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