How Instagram's 'Rich Kids of Vietnam' spend their fortunes
Instagram's 'Rich Kids of Vietnam' enjoy shopping sprees, wildly expensive designer items, and luxurious bubble baths
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The “Rich Kids of X” brand has inspired TV shows, books, and lifestyle websites, and Instagram accounts showcasing how young people in places like Hong Kong, Switzerland, and Dubai enjoy their opulent wealth.
“Rich Kids of Vietnam” features submissions from young, wealthy citizens of the Southeast Asian country known for its delicious food and rich culture going about their business on private jets with designer bags in hand.
Here's how the Rich Kids of Vietnam spend their fortunes.
Instagram's Rich Kids of Vietnam account has over 33,000 followers.
People can't get enough of their luxurious lifestyles.
Some of the “Rich Kids” are actual children.
This boy, for example, is going places.
Others featured on the account are a bit older.
At least they can drive themselves around.
That is, if they don't have someone else do it for them.
Clearly, they have lots of money to burn.
Another day, another shopping spree.
Why not buy the same designer bag multiple times?
Shoe store or walk-in closet?
Food tastes better when dinnertime is indicated on an expensive watch. Or two.
Wine and caviar are always appropriate.
Especially in a steaming bubble bath.
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