I got my first designer bag when I was one month old – yes, I’m spoiled, but I’m not a spoiled child
A stay-at-home daughter shows what it’s like to grow up rich.
ChloeHer lifestyle is one that most of us can only dream of, all thanks to her father’s investment company.
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The 21-year-old talks about her wealthy childhood and says that she may have been spoiled, but that doesn’t make her a spoiled child.
She shared that she received her very first designer bag when she was only one month old.
And while many of us would see that as a waste of thousands of pounds, it was nothing to Chloe and her family.
She was shocked when she arrived at school and realized that she had a designer bag was not common.
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Chloe added that it’s also good to give kids designer items early on so they realize it’s not important.
“Controversial view, but I also have the idea that the child becomes less materialistic because of this. They then realize that it is actually just a bag.”
She also shared that she had never cooked a full meal in her life because she was always surrounded by private chefs at home.
“I’m only 21 and I find this quite embarrassing, but growing up we always had chefs cooking for us so I never had a reason to learn how to cook,” she added.
“I realize how privileged that is and I am so grateful for it.”
When she finally wanted to learn to bake, she took lessons from a professional pastry chef her parents hired.
Chloe admitted that she did some chores as a child. Her favorite was laundry and her least favorite was washing dishes.
“I think it’s okay to be spoiled, but that’s not the kind of kid I want to be in life,” she said at the end of the video.
The clip quickly went viral on her TikTok account @chloeabeth4545 with over 1.3 million views and 110,000 likes.
People were quick to share their thoughts in the comments, refreshed by Chloe’s humility.
Fashion Tips to Look Rich
Fashion Tips to Enhance Your Look
- Invest in classic pieces
–Quality over quantity: Prioritize well-made, timeless pieces like a tailored jacket, a little black dress, or a crisp white shirt.
Neutrals: Opt for neutrals like black, white, beige and navy. These are versatile and exude sophistication.
- Choose smart accessories
Statement Pieces: Invest in a few high-end accessories, such as a designer bag, a classic watch or elegant jewelry.
Minimalist approach: Less is more. Choose one or two statement accessories to avoid clutter.
- Customization is the key
Perfect Fit: Custom-made clothing can make even affordable items look high-end. Ensure your clothing fits perfectly by having it altered if necessary.
- Maintain your wardrobe
Ironing and steaming: Wrinkled clothes can ruin an outfit. Keep your clothes wrinkle-free by ironing or steaming regularly.
Proper Care: Follow care instructions to keep your clothes looking like new. Dry clean when necessary and store items properly.
- Footwear is important
Quality Shoes: Invest in a few pairs of high-quality shoes. Classic pumps, loafers, and sleek boots can elevate any outfit.
Maintenance: Keep your shoes in good condition by cleaning and polishing them regularly.
- Monochrome outfits
One color palette: Dressing in one color or different shades of one color will make you look neat and well-groomed.
- Attention to detail
Grooming: Well-groomed hair, nails and skin are crucial. A polished look starts with personal grooming.
Subtle Makeup: Opt for a natural makeup look that accentuates your features without overpowering them.
- Layering
Sophisticated Layering: Layering can add depth and interest to your outfit. Think blazers over blouses, or sweaters over shirts.
- Trust is the key
Own Your Look: Confidence can make any outfit look more expensive. Stand tall and wear your clothes with pride.
By incorporating these tips into your fashion routine, you can effortlessly create a luxurious and sophisticated look without breaking the bank.
Someone wrote: “You actually sound very grateful.”
Another noted, “The face you are grateful on is everything.”
“You are the most humble, Uber rich girl. It’s refreshing!” wrote a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth said: “Everything except dishes, but rich people feel the same.”
“There’s a difference between being spoiled and acting spoiled,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “It’s a breath of fresh air to see someone with money who isn’t a spoiled brat.”
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