A 13-year-old’s Christmas Wishlist has taken the internet by storm as people are shocked by its extravagance.
Shopping for teens is notoriously difficult as things go in and out of trend within a matter of weeks.
So a wishlist is always helpful to go off. But one Australian teen’s list had people gobsmacked as it totalled almost a whopping £3,000.
Her extensive list included 43 items, littered with premium brands including Skims, Drunk Elephant, Dior, Lululemon, Nike, Charlotte Tilbury, and more, it also had money written on it – twice.
Her aunt posted an image of it on X, formerly known as Twitter.
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It read: “My 20234-204 Xmas wishlist. Dior lip oil, converse, baby blue puffy vest, Lululemon, tooth jems, pink Nike dunks, lanyard, false lashes, Macbook Pro, rings, body board, cute candles, money, silk pillowcase, facial ice globes, Charlotte Tilbury products, Rare Beauty blush.
“Drunk Elephant bronzing drops, new vanity, Frank Green and Stanley water bottle, Led lights, Apple watch, Gisou lipgloss, portable charger, Apple airpods, Nike shorts, Dior conclear, silk pjama’s, new Ipad, Nike socks, wide leg jeans, Squishmallows, denim skirt, mascara, Gucci perfume, Amazon gift card, Mecca gift cards, Nirvana clothes, weighted blanket, ‘blue roller rabbit pj’s size 14’, acrylic nails (real ones), Skims, money, Uggs (low).”
People on the social media platform were taken aback by the young teen’s expensive taste.
One individual said: “I stopped reading after Dior lip oil because what!” Another individual said: “Wish list because she going to keep on wishing. You’re getting a Barbie doll and crackle nail polish.”
One other wrote: “Dude, when I was this young, my Christmas lists were just Call of Duty, Legos, and Pokemon cards what the f**k.” “Skims for a 13-year-old is actually wild,” penned a fifth, while a sixth declared: “This entire list is due to TikTok.”
Another shocked individual added: “This list is like £3,000!”
But another individual stuck up for the schoolgirl, and commented: “I grew out of toys when I was 11. Does this list mean she’s gonna get everything she wants? Absolutely not, but people need to realise that 13 year olds are gonna have evolving tastes.”
