When identity and consumerism become interlinked


A picture of perfection? Social media content is often staged for maximum visual and emotional impact, rather than being a true reflection of reality. — dpa

We live in an era where the boundaries between marketing, lifestyle and identity have blurred.

Social media, once a platform for connection, has evolved into a powerful engine of consumerism.

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