Who would have thought that luxury brands once perched high in shop windows would end up being sold at street stalls in Paris!
According to Agence France-Presse, the incident has damaged more than 1,500 businesses in France, and over 1,000 people have been detained by police.
Local residents captured a surreal scene: after several luxury boutiques were hit, pop-up stalls appeared on the streets, selling big-name goods for far below market prices.
Even more unbelievable, passersby found brand-new Rolex watches, still in their original packaging, next to a pile of rubbish.
Several French media outlets have followed up with reports that large quantities of these goods, whose origins are unclear, have also appeared on local resale platforms.
There’s everything from perfume and sneakers to beauty products, and many items still have their store security tags attached.
Some sellers even stated directly in their product descriptions that the items were connected to this incident $MEGA $ZEC $SAND
According to Agence France-Presse, the incident has damaged more than 1,500 businesses in France, and over 1,000 people have been detained by police.
Local residents captured a surreal scene: after several luxury boutiques were hit, pop-up stalls appeared on the streets, selling big-name goods for far below market prices.
Even more unbelievable, passersby found brand-new Rolex watches, still in their original packaging, next to a pile of rubbish.
Several French media outlets have followed up with reports that large quantities of these goods, whose origins are unclear, have also appeared on local resale platforms.
There’s everything from perfume and sneakers to beauty products, and many items still have their store security tags attached.
Some sellers even stated directly in their product descriptions that the items were connected to this incident $MEGA $ZEC $SAND
