Miss wearing 3 billion VND outfit reveals why many Vietnamese are crazy about luxury brands

Director Le Hoang andMiss Thu Hoaistarted the conversation about luxury goods by sharing about the items she was wearing. With a Chanel shirt, vest and jewelry from Louis Vuitton and Dior, and high heels from Balenciaga, Thu Hoai revealed that the total value was about 300 million VND. But that was not the biggest number because Miss Thu Hoai once wore an outfit worth more than 3 billion VND.

Miss Thu Hoai talks about her hobby of playing with luxury goods.

Faced with Miss Thu Hoai's somewhat modest self-assessment, director Le Hoang finds it difficult to understand why Asians worship her so much.branded goods, while Europe is the birthplace of luxury goods, people here are not.

Explaining this, Miss Thu Hoai said that luxury goods have only emerged in Asia in the last 10 years, while in Europe they have been around for a long time and most people buy them as normal, necessary items to use. Only a very few people who are passionate about fashion follow the new collections of fashion houses. "As for Asians, every new collection comes out and they contribute. Even me.", Thu Hoai said.

According to director Le Hoang, in Vietnam there are currently two types of people who use luxury goods: successful people who play with luxury goods, and those who follow the trend. The male director said that high-end consumers, who have money and choices, use luxury branded goods, and he did not say anything. However, he once knew a young girl whose family was not well off, who lived in a rented house, and whose job was not stable, who still worked as a makeup assistant but used a Gucci bag worth 70 million VND.

Miss Thu Hoai believes that luxury goods are addictive and contagious, even she herself had to spend more than a year to quit her addiction to luxury goods. Therefore, according to her, it is understandable that young girls like luxury goods and beautiful things.

Thu Hoai said that when she was 19-20 years old, she was still struggling, but every time she passed by an LV store, she was so fascinated by the bags that she bumped her head into the glass door.I love it because it's so beautiful. And the first branded item I bought was an LV bag.", she said.

Director Le Hoang admits that branded clothes are beautiful, but sometimes many people wear them ridiculously, and Miss Thu Hoai completely agrees with this statement. She believes that branded clothes are not necessarily beautiful, but clothes that are neat and suitable for the person and the environment are enough to make them stand out. That is the reason why Miss Thu Hoai never wears branded clothes to class reunions because she herself feels very ridiculous, that is an unsuitable environment for billion-dollar clothes.

“But the truth is that there are still many people who use branded goods, only focusing on shopping and not caring whether it suits them or not. There are many women who are very scandalous, they wear clothes so carelessly that even the brand has to shake its head, even feel offended when the character wears their clothes like that.", Thu Hoai said.

She also affirmed that the “desire for branded goods” in Vietnam is very strong, or in other words, many Vietnamese people are crazy about branded goods and nowhere else is more willing to play with branded goods than in Vietnam. However, when addicted to branded goods without knowing when to stop, it can make people’s nature worse, even constantly competing with those around them, leading to many consequences such as wasteful spending, because branded goods can disregard everything.

Director Le Hoang and Miss Thu Hoai.

Along with branded goods, the counterfeit market is also developing very vigorously. But for those who have “experienced” using branded goods like Miss Thu Hoai, just by looking at people passing by, she can tell if it is fake or real. She also gives advice to those who love branded goods but cannot afford to pay for them, to save up and buy real goods.

“When you buy 10 fakes, it is the same as buying one real thing, but those 10 fakes cannot be resold, while the real thing, no matter how old it is, can still be resold. What is more important is the intelligence of the manufacturer and the confidence of the user.", Thu Hoai shared.

Miss Thu Hoai also affirmed that she did not come here to show off her wealth, but the whole world welcomes luxury goods, so there is no reason for us not to accept them.But it depends on each person's income. If the income is good, like me, I can use 5-10% to spend on branded goods and I usually save 3 months to buy a bag. Not only branded goods but anything needs to have a plan to stabilize finances. And most importantly, the value of an item does not say the value of a person, so "cut your coat according to your cloth" and spend moderately.", Miss Thu Hoai confided.

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