A 5-million-won dress, a 7.4-million-won coat: Jensen Huang’s alleged mistress’s luxury wardrobe draws attention [Luxury Price Story]

[Financial News]  The outfits of Alice Huang, identified as Jensen Huang’s affair partner, have become a topic of discussion across Chinese-speaking communities. 
According to Taiwan’s United Daily News and Hong Kong Economic Journal, among others, on the 11th, posts have recently appeared one after another on China’s social media platform Xiaohongshu, estimating the brands and prices of clothing and shoes based on old photos of Alice Huang.
The photo that drew the most attention was taken last May as Jensen Huang and Alice Huang dined together at a restaurant in Taipei, Taiwan. Social media users estimated that Alice Huang’s pink sleeveless dress was a V-neck flared dress by the French luxury brand Christian Dior (Dior), priced at about $3,500 (4.7 million won), and that her pointed-toe shoes with embellishments were from the “Nadira” series by British luxury footwear brand Manolo Blahnik, worth 11,980 yuan (about 2.4 million won). 
The black short-sleeved T-shirt Jensen Huang wore that day was believed to be from British luxury brand Burberry, priced at about $320 (around 430,000 won).
A photo of the two standing side by side outdoors also drew attention. Alice Huang wore a long white coat with a waist belt, while Jensen Huang wore his trademark black leather jacket. Social media users estimated that the coat was from Italian luxury fashion brand Max Mara, priced at 36,000 yuan (about 7.21 million won), and that Jensen Huang’s shoes were from French luxury brand Hermès, priced at 9,550 yuan (about 1.91 million won).
Posts analyzing Jensen Huang and Alice Huang’s outfits also spread to Taiwanese social media, with some users even saying they wanted to copy their looks. However, most of the brands and prices mentioned were estimates based solely on photos, and it has not been confirmed whether these were the actual items they wore. 
Meanwhile, in an internal message recently sent to employees, Jensen Huang admitted to having an affair with Alice Huang, a businesswoman suspected of being a spy for Chinese intelligence, saying, “I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt my wife and children, and I have no excuse for what I did.”
China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs countered that the espionage allegations surrounding Alice Huang were baseless smears against China, while Nvidia’s board of directors launched an internal investigation into the related allegations.
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