Everyone knows that the book ‘Crazy Rich Asians‘ and its film adaptation are largely based in Singapore.
As it turns out, many Singaporeans really do seem to be living the crazy rich lifestyle — at least, if their accessories are any indication.
Recently, TikTok user @thegestreon.com posted a video featuring the many luxury bags they spotted at Orchard Road.
In fact, a Chanel bag was apparently seen being used to ‘chope’ a table in a mall.
The video left netizens impressed by the luxurious lifestyles of people in Singapore.
The video starts off with a text overlay that reads, “Bags spotted in Orchard Road, Singapore”.
Before you know it, it cuts to shots of multiple people in the glitzy shopping district, each carrying a different luxury bag worth four figures or even more.
The OP chanced upon quite a few women toting Chanel bags, such as this lady with her Chanel Classic bag worth US$10,200 (S$13,500).
Source: @thegestreon.com on TikTok
Another person had even casually left their Chanel Boy, worth US$6,600 (S$8,740), on a table as though they were choping it.
Source: @thegestreon.com on TikTok
Besides the wide array of Chanel items, Hermès was a strong contender as well.
Out of all the bags featured, the most expensive one was a Hermès Kelly worth US$28,000 (S$37,100).
Source: @thegestreon.com on TikTok
In fact, a majority of the other Hermès products featured are priced in the five-figure range.
The video has since garnered over 400,000 views at the time of writing, with viewers deeply impressed by the luxurious lifestyles of people in Singapore.
One netizen was shocked at how the owner of the Chanel Boy just left the expensive handbag on the table like it was nothing.
Source: @thegestreon.com on TikTok
However, some questioned the authenticity of the bags as well.
Other Singaporeans also remarked that they themselves do not own such luxury bags.
Instead, they carry around much humbler totes from brands like Uniqlo.
Source: @thegestreon.com on TikTok
While many people in Singapore do own luxury bags, it is definitely not representative of the entire population.
In fact, for most of us, the ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ lifestyle will just continue to remain a crazy dream.
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Featured image adapted from @thegestreon.com on TikTok.
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