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top 10 Disney Princess stories that are different in other countries
Top 10 most luxurious versions of everyday items
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We all have ways to make ourselves feel wealthy or slightly upper middle class anyway. We might indulge in an expensive steak dinner with the spouse or maybe cave and buy a better quality desk chair with those fancy ergonomic features - maybe the most expensive one in the store if you’re feeling extra generous (still hoping it’s on sale or you can bargain the price a bit lower). But what about the serious upper class folks that go so over the top with their purchases that basic everyday items have suddenly become a luxury item in themselves?
Ah, the life of the wealthy; mansions, travelling to elusive locations around the world and splurging on life’s most luxurious pleasures. Let’s be honest; if you had all the money in the world, where would you draw the line? How far will you go to flaunt your wealth? At some point, a garage filled with fancy cars or a room dedicated to a collection of Dom Perignon just might not seem enough or maybe it’s just too predictable. Whether it’s a golden roll of toilet paper or the world’s most expensive hamburger, one needs to ask if there was even a demand for these products in the firm place that prompted business owners to go ahead and create luxurious versions of life’s daily basics.
Maybe you don’t agree that a doorstop should run you nearly $4000 or that a shirt made completely out of gold are worth the pricetag. Clothes can already get pretty expensive sometimes but would indulging in a pair of jeans with an abstract painted design by a prestigious artist push you to drop thousands of dollars for the sake of wearing a painting on your legs to the grocery store? Well, there definitely seem to be people out there willing to pay the the cost to own some of these expensive items.
Disney Princesses might seem an over-saturated topic. But these are Disney Princesses from an angle you’ve never seen or considered before. We have Disney princesses from many different cultures and countries, including but not limited to: China, Native North America, Germany, the Caribbean, England, Africa, France, and Rome. We’ve seen Disney Princesses transformed into realistic artistic renderings. We’ve seen gender-bending versions and we’ve also seen them drawn with dark themes and political messages. These ladies are more iconic than we give them credit for, but how about Disney princesses rendered as different ethnicities, hailing from different countries? We have a Tumblr Artist, T.T. Brett, known for their art series called, “Let there be Doodles”, who has given us this great idea. We have Mulan depicted as a Native American, Jane depicted as Chinese, Rapunzel depicted as Spanish, Meg depicted as Egyptian, Ariel depicted as Indian, and several more. The art is very interesting on its own, yes. But we ask the important question: how different might their stories have been? We often forget, that even for ourselves, had we been born in other places we might’ve had very different lives or story-lines. It might make some uncomfortable, but much of our identities are a product of our environment and surroundings. In this video we take an exploration into history, culture, and customs and everyone’s favorite Disney princesses are included for the ride or at least 10 of them are.
top 10 Disney Princess stories that are different in other countries
Top 10 most luxurious versions of everyday items
For copyright matters please contact us at: david.f@valnetinc.com
We all have ways to make ourselves feel wealthy or slightly upper middle class anyway. We might indulge in an expensive steak dinner with the spouse or maybe cave and buy a better quality desk chair with those fancy ergonomic features - maybe the most expensive one in the store if you’re feeling extra generous (still hoping it’s on sale or you can bargain the price a bit lower). But what about the serious upper class folks that go so over the top with their purchases that basic everyday items have suddenly become a luxury item in themselves?
Ah, the life of the wealthy; mansions, travelling to elusive locations around the world and splurging on life’s most luxurious pleasures. Let’s be honest; if you had all the money in the world, where would you draw the line? How far will you go to flaunt your wealth? At some point, a garage filled with fancy cars or a room dedicated to a collection of Dom Perignon just might not seem enough or maybe it’s just too predictable. Whether it’s a golden roll of toilet paper or the world’s most expensive hamburger, one needs to ask if there was even a demand for these products in the firm place that prompted business owners to go ahead and create luxurious versions of life’s daily basics.
Maybe you don’t agree that a doorstop should run you nearly $4000 or that a shirt made completely out of gold are worth the pricetag. Clothes can already get pretty expensive sometimes but would indulging in a pair of jeans with an abstract painted design by a prestigious artist push you to drop thousands of dollars for the sake of wearing a painting on your legs to the grocery store? Well, there definitely seem to be people out there willing to pay the the cost to own some of these expensive items.
Disney Princesses might seem an over-saturated topic. But these are Disney Princesses from an angle you’ve never seen or considered before. We have Disney princesses from many different cultures and countries, including but not limited to: China, Native North America, Germany, the Caribbean, England, Africa, France, and Rome. We’ve seen Disney Princesses transformed into realistic artistic renderings. We’ve seen gender-bending versions and we’ve also seen them drawn with dark themes and political messages. These ladies are more iconic than we give them credit for, but how about Disney princesses rendered as different ethnicities, hailing from different countries? We have a Tumblr Artist, T.T. Brett, known for their art series called, “Let there be Doodles”, who has given us this great idea. We have Mulan depicted as a Native American, Jane depicted as Chinese, Rapunzel depicted as Spanish, Meg depicted as Egyptian, Ariel depicted as Indian, and several more. The art is very interesting on its own, yes. But we ask the important question: how different might their stories have been? We often forget, that even for ourselves, had we been born in other places we might’ve had very different lives or story-lines. It might make some uncomfortable, but much of our identities are a product of our environment and surroundings. In this video we take an exploration into history, culture, and customs and everyone’s favorite Disney princesses are included for the ride or at least 10 of them are.
