Hey millionaires call us back when you make some REAL money! Out of the 7 billion people in the world only about 2,325 are billionaires which makes it a very exclusive club.
Below we are going to step behind the velvet ropes and into the private jets, homes and yachts to see how these extremely successful and wealthy people spend their fortunes.
And most importantly these luxurious items and lifestyles aren’t that of some rich Saudi prince, born into wealth. All these billionaires and their extremely glamorous and expensive lifestyles are all examples of where hard work and aspiration can get you.
First up lets look at their yachts. Ahem, excuse me I mean SUPER yachts.
Super Yachts
Super yachts are basically floating resorts which have more luxuries and rooms than your average millionaires house. Only the very best of the most successful entrepreneurs and business people can afford to own and run a super yacht.
Super Yachts
Super yachts are basically floating resorts which have more luxuries and rooms than your average millionaires house. Only the very best of the most successful entrepreneurs and business people can afford to own and run a super yacht.
The Octopus
The Octopus is a 414 foot (126 m) super yacht owned by Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft.
Cars
Car lifts
Billionaires with all their extreme wealth can afford the best amenities to complement their driving experience.
Luxury apartments now feature car lifts which take the inconvenience out of parking your car in the basement then getting the lift to the penthouse. Now theres no more lugging your golf clubs into the lift after spending a day on the course (a golf course which you probably own that is).
A must for a billionaire is a private jet, owning a private jet is a status symbol. Sure musicians and A list hollywood celebrity’s fly in a private jet from time to time, but its only the super successful that can actually afford to own the most luxurious and convenient form of transport.
Ithaa, which means mother-of-pearl in Dhivehi, an undersea restaurant located 5 metres (16 ft) below sea level at the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island in the Maldives. Offering a very unique and exclusive dinning experience with spectacular 180 degree under waster views.
Fashion
Wearing nice fitting and well made cloths can make you feel like a million dollars. When you look good, you feel good and that is the key to success. Billionaires however take things to the next level of-course.
Black Diamond Dress
This is the worlds most expensive dress. Made with 50 two carat black diamonds and white diamonds it is sewn using gold thread.
The dress is handmade by British designer Debbie Wingham and took six months to make and at a $5.4 million price tag, it is her most extravagant to date.
Below we are going to step behind the velvet ropes and into the private jets, homes and yachts to see how these extremely successful and wealthy people spend their fortunes.
And most importantly these luxurious items and lifestyles aren’t that of some rich Saudi prince, born into wealth. All these billionaires and their extremely glamorous and expensive lifestyles are all examples of where hard work and aspiration can get you.
First up lets look at their yachts. Ahem, excuse me I mean SUPER yachts.
Super Yachts
Super yachts are basically floating resorts which have more luxuries and rooms than your average millionaires house. Only the very best of the most successful entrepreneurs and business people can afford to own and run a super yacht.
Super Yachts
Super yachts are basically floating resorts which have more luxuries and rooms than your average millionaires house. Only the very best of the most successful entrepreneurs and business people can afford to own and run a super yacht.
The Octopus
The Octopus is a 414 foot (126 m) super yacht owned by Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft.
Weighing 9,000 tonnes Allen snapped it up for $200 million in 2003 and it costs $20 million a year to run.
Sports cars
Billionaires not only have large and expensive car collections, they also have the power and the money to fly their four wheel toys straight to their doorstep.
Billionaires with all their extreme wealth can afford the best amenities to complement their driving experience.
Luxury apartments now feature car lifts which take the inconvenience out of parking your car in the basement then getting the lift to the penthouse. Now theres no more lugging your golf clubs into the lift after spending a day on the course (a golf course which you probably own that is).
Private Jets
Eating & drinking
Billionaires can dine in the finest restaurants for every meal. Spending a few thousand dollars on a bottle of wine is nothing to them
Ithaa Undersea Restaurant
Ithaa, which means mother-of-pearl in Dhivehi, an undersea restaurant located 5 metres (16 ft) below sea level at the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island in the Maldives. Offering a very unique and exclusive dinning experience with spectacular 180 degree under waster views.
Wearing nice fitting and well made cloths can make you feel like a million dollars. When you look good, you feel good and that is the key to success. Billionaires however take things to the next level of-course.
Black Diamond Dress
This is the worlds most expensive dress. Made with 50 two carat black diamonds and white diamonds it is sewn using gold thread.
The dress is handmade by British designer Debbie Wingham and took six months to make and at a $5.4 million price tag, it is her most extravagant to date.
Savile Row – Famous bespoke mens fashion street
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