Vietnamese Youth Embrace 'Lady Down the Street' Trend, Fueling Experience Economy
A trend of filming 'lady down the street' videos is rapidly expanding in Vietnam. Young people are investing heavily in luxury attire and hiring personal bodyguards to create visually appealing content for social media, signaling the rise of the 'experience economy' that values experiences and emotions over material wealth.
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