Experience living a luxurious life, showing off branded items online "virtual living" but without having to spend money

Recently, many young people in China have created new methods to help them experience a luxurious life, showing off branded items online "virtual living" but without having to spend money.

With the development of global social networks, the need for "virtual living" among young people is increasing day by day. Many young consumers in China have created new ways to help them experience a luxurious life without financial pressure.

It is known that this method is called "virtual luxury products", allowing users to experience and "try on" expensive items such as jewelry, handbags, and cosmetics through editing as well as Collage the product's photo onto the user's image.

Therefore, experiencing expensive products without having to spend a penny, the product photo collage trend quickly attracted a lot of attention on Chinese social networks. Especially for young people - those with an income of about 5,000 yuan/month (16.7 million VND/month), this method of experiencing a luxurious lifestyle is "causing a storm" on many platforms of the industry. country of billions of people.

With just a few taps on a smartphone, users can experience popular lipstick colors and even wear expensive jewelry accessories.

Previously, a Chinese unit opened a service to sell photos and "virtual live videos" for those who want to show off their "luxury" on social networks. Specifically, customers only need to spend 20,000 VND (about 6 yuan), the owner of this service will incorporate the customer's voice into clips showing off super cars, luxury villas, branded rooms, and space. luxury somewhere,... as if you were the owner of all of the above.

It is known that "best-selling" videos often record scenes of people sitting in "luxury cars", luxurious banquets, vacationing at expensive resorts, or famous stars. People will even incorporate your name and year of birth into contracts for buying and selling super cars, real estate, and check-in photos at tourist destinations of the rich such as Dubai, Bali,... Usually, These videos were purchased by social media braggarts in China.

According to a person who works in providing virtual living videos for young people, the virtual living tastes of young people today are mainly supercars and expensive cars. Many people have ordered clips about cars to make. show off online. On average, a person providing this type of service can earn 10,000 to 20,000 yuan/month (about 34 to 68 million VND) per month.

The fact that Chinese youth are increasingly interested in creating wealthy shells today comes from the fact that this country has more and more popular social networking platforms such as Tiktok (more than 500 hundred million users). To gain followers and fame on these social networks, showing off your wealth and luxury is an extremely effective way.

A similar case of "virtual living" showing off branded items on social networks, the online community once buzzed about a method that instead of buying branded items, consumers would just buy branded bags and post them on social networks. The festival will create the feeling that you have purchased products from those luxury brands.

A seller of branded bags said: "What gives these items value on the second-hand market is because they are associated with famous brands. Many young people do not have enough money to buy branded goods but still If you want to show off, you have found a less expensive option than buying bags or boxes. Using and taking photos of branded bags and posting them on social networks will create the feeling that you have purchased products from those luxury brands." .

That is one of the reasons explaining the strange rise of the market for branded bags and cases of famous brands. Accordingly, sellers not only post handbags, bags, designer clothes or expensive accessories, but also offer to buy cases, dust bags or tote bags (large handbags, with 2 handles). parallel connecting from both sides to form a bag) - things that are used to hold luxury products.

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