A TikToker has wowed the Internet with his recreation of luxury designer outfits based on popular banks across Singapore.
On Friday (12 July), 23-year-old fashion-fanatic Kristian Lenardt posted a video of his outfits on the social media platform.
Kristian had received a request from a commenter, challenging him to “style outfits based on the top banks in Singapore”.
“How am I going to find the money for all of this,” he said in the video.
Source: @kristianlenardt on TikTok
Money appeared to not have hindered Kristian’s capabilities as he showed off the bank-inspired outfits.
He first drew inspiration from DBS Bank, focusing on their colour scheme as he donned a black coat over a red shirt and scarf.
Kristian also accessorised the outfit with rings and an sunglasses.
Source: @kristianlenardt on TikTok
Next, Kristian flaunted an all-red outfit to represent Singapore’s OCBC Bank.
He paired the outfit with a deep-red handbag and matching sunglasses.
Source: @kristianlenardt on TikTok
Through a denim look, Kristian then showcased UOB’s colours through a blue and red cowboy inspired outfit.
Last but not least, Kristian showed off his extravagant Trust Bank-inspired outfit.
Embodying the bank’s colours, he was dripped out in a blue pant suit and white fur coat, completing the outfit with a purple scarf and matching sunglasses.
Source: @kristianlenardt on TikTok
After watching the video, many TikTok users were impressed by Kristian’s outfits, including UOB themselves.
Source: TikTok
Others claimed that Kristian was the “man in finance” that the public has been looking for.
Overall, TikTok users were impressed by Kristian’s skills and “passion” for fashion.
Source: TikTok
MS News has reached out to Kristian for comment.
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Featured image adapted from @kristianlenardt on TikTok.
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