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Chrissy Teigen Reveals How Celebrities Fly Commercial Without Being Bothered
Celebrities are regularly spotted at airports, leaving their gates upon arrival or onboard a flight in the first-class cabin.
However, they are rarely spotted queuing up at the departure gate with the rest of us commoners prior to boarding. So, how do these A-listers magically show up to their flights? Chrissy Teigen has solved that mystery for us, once and for all.
China’s Gen Z Spends More Than $7,000 a Year on Luxury Goods
China’s Generation Z have no problem shelling out thousands of bucks for top-class products and have no apparent worries about their careers or international politics, a new study suggests.
Such attitude contrasts that of their peers in the U.S. and Europe, who are reportedly more cautious with spending and are more concerned about politics.
Edison Chen Posts Daughter Playing in $150,000 LV/Supreme Toy Chest on Instagram
Hong Kong-Canadian actor Edison Chen set netizens abuzz after posting a photo of his 1-year-old daughter playing inside a designer toy chest on Christmas Day.
Chen and his girlfriend, Qin Shupei, welcomed their daughter, Alaia, in March 2017 after dating for a year.
Shanghai is Now the Most Luxurious and Expensive City in Asia
Shanghai, China is the most expensive city for luxury goods and services in Asia, according to Bank Julius Baer & Co.’s 2018 Wealth Report.
Hong Kong, which previously held the top spot, now trails behind Singapore in third place.
China Opens the World’s First Underground 5-Star Hotel to the Public
The world’s first underground luxury hotel in Songjiang, Shanghai is now accepting reservations beginning Nov. 20 with prices starting at 3,380 yuan ($490) a night.
Shanghai’s Insane 5 Star Luxury Underground Hotel is Almost Complete
A luxury hotel is currently being built in an 80-meter (262-foot) abandoned quarry in Shanghai’s Songjiang District, and it is beginning to look similar to the original concept art.
The Shimao Wonderland InterContinental Quarry Hotel has been under construction for more than six years, according to Shanghaiist.
Parking Space That Sold for $664,200 Proves How Crazy Expensive Hong Kong Is
A 188-square-foot parking space in Hong Kong was sold for a whopping HKD $5.18 million ($664,200), which local reports are calling a world record.
Purchased by an investment firm director, Kwan Wai-ming, the space is located on the first floor of the Upton luxury apartment complex near the harborfront in the west of Hong Kong Island, AFP reported (via Yahoo News), citing records from the city’s Land Registry.
Japan’s New Ultra-Luxury Sleeper Train is the ‘Ferrari’ of the Railroad
The Train Suite Shiki-shima, dubbed the world’s most luxurious public transportation, set out on its maiden voyage on Monday.
The train’s appearance has been designed by Ken Kiyoyuki Okuyama, who has also worked on the Ferrari Enzo and P4/5 as well as the Maserati Quattroporte.
The World’s Most Luxurious Horse Stable in China is an Epic Palace
A high-end facility in China that houses imported horses has recently become a hot topic on social media after stunning photos of the “palace” emerged online.
The luxurious Heilan Horse Culture Museum, located in Jiangyin, China, also serves as a five-star horse stable, catering to 43 breeds of horses from at least thirty different countries.
$1 Million Chinese Luxury RV is Proof That China is Getting Super Bougie
You can now travel and explore all of China, literally, inside the comfort of a luxurious home that’s being called “China’s largest RV”.
Unveiled recently in Sanya, a city on the southern end of China’s Hainan Island, the 14-meter-long mobile home has all the necessities, and more, to live comfortably on the road.
Why Miss Thailand Packed 17 Suitcases for the Miss Universe Pageant
Miss Thailand arrived in the Philippines for the upcoming Miss Universe pageant a couple of days ago and instantly made headlines just minutes after her plane landed.
Chalita Suansane, Thailand’s representative for the prestigious international beauty pageant taking place in Manila, caught the attention of many when she arrived at the airport with 17 suitcases. Yes, you read that right, so don’t attempt to give her advice on how to travel light.
Photographer Captures What It’s Like to Be Rich in North Korea
North Korea is changing, at least in the economic domain. Apparently, more and more citizens are becoming donju, or literally “masters of money”. They are, in essence, the country’s elite—middle class people who have private sources of income.
Christian Petersen-Clausen, a photographer based in China, learned of their existence during his 10-day visit to Pyongyang earlier this year. The increasing number of cellphone users was a glaring sight, but there were other signs pointing to a collective improvement in lifestyle.