In papa-katsu, are women wearing designer items avoided?

It’s been a month since I registered with Universe. My rank is Black. I used to work as a hostess in Ginza, and I own designer bags, watches, and jewelry that I received from clients back then or bought myself. This is something the clients I had as a hostess and papas have in common: some dislike women who wear designer items, while others don’t mind them at all. The ones who dislike it make snide remarks such as, “Who bought that for you?” “That’s ○○, right? How much did it cost? You’re wearing something pretty expensive,” or “You’ve been in the nightlife business—or doing papa-katsu—for a long time, haven’t you?” Is this simply a reflection of that man’s personal values, or is it his assessment of me? Which do you think it is? In the former case, I interpret it as: “Anyone who wears something this expensive must have a distorted sense of money and be expensive to support. She probably has other men supporting her, too.” I feel that they see me as nothing more than a source of money, so I distance myself from them. In the latter case, I take it as: “Those brands don’t suit someone with your looks. Which old man did you sleep with to get them?” They sneer at me and I distance myself from them. That’s how I interpret the situation. Personally, I’m not particularly materialistic. When I wore designer items as a hostess, it was for personal branding and partly as a deterrent to filter out men who weren’t willing to spend much on women. (I’m sorry if that sounds unpleasant.) With that in mind, I try to avoid wearing designer items when meeting a man for the first time. But honestly, most of what I own is designer, so I feel that deliberately buying reasonably priced items just for papa-katsu would be an unnecessary expense. At a first meeting, I never know what kind of man I’m dealing with or what impression he’ll have of me, so I’m always unsure what the right approach is. I’d appreciate hearing your opinions.