Mom spends $161,000 on two-year-old's birthday wardrobe
No, it's not Kim Kardashian!
What would you spend $161,000 on? A young Chinese mother believes that the answer to that question is her two-year-old's designer wardrobe.
According to the Daily Mail via Chinese website IFeng, the mother, whose name was not revealed, spent 1 million yuan, roughly $161,000, on an exclusive wardrobe which was subsequently modelled at a fashion show organized as a birthday present for her toddler. The collection was displayed at a hotel in Taiyuan, the capital of Shanxi province and included outfits from designers such as Dior, Louis Vuitton and Burberry, at a fashion show. The hotel's foyer, along with a runway and professional photographer were also hired for the occasion.
The toddler's extravagant wardrobe was lovingly collected by her mother during various visits to the United States, South Korea and Hong Kong, especially for the occasion.
"We have no financial issues, so I just want my daughter to have a better life," she told IFeng.
Check out some photographs from the shoot:
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PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
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PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
According to the Daily Mail via Chinese website IFeng, the mother, whose name was not revealed, spent 1 million yuan, roughly $161,000, on an exclusive wardrobe which was subsequently modelled at a fashion show organized as a birthday present for her toddler. The collection was displayed at a hotel in Taiyuan, the capital of Shanxi province and included outfits from designers such as Dior, Louis Vuitton and Burberry, at a fashion show. The hotel's foyer, along with a runway and professional photographer were also hired for the occasion.
The toddler's extravagant wardrobe was lovingly collected by her mother during various visits to the United States, South Korea and Hong Kong, especially for the occasion.
"We have no financial issues, so I just want my daughter to have a better life," she told IFeng.
Check out some photographs from the shoot:
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS
PHOTO: CHINAFOTOPRESS