# LA Fred Segal store has fake private jet interior so people can take Instagram photos A local text copy of a third-party source linked from The Most Famous Artist headline archive. Inclusion preserves historical coverage; it does not independently confirm the source’s claims or imply that every linked source explicitly names or credits the artist. Status: partial β€” incomplete article text; only the retrieved portion is preserved. Original source URL: Retrieved source URL: Source title: LA Fred Segal store has fake private jet interior so people can take Instagram photos Publication (archive label): The Insider Source author: INSIDER Source publication date: 2018-11-21T17:35:00.000Z Original archive label: People in LA are taking Instagram photos inside a 'private jet' which is actually just a fake interior inside a store , The Insider, November 2018 Original archive date label: November 2018 Archive entry: https://www.themostfamousartist.com/#press-40124def7f00 Retrieved at: 2026-11-03T17:27:24+00:00 Body word count (whitespace-delimited): 562 Body SHA256: 0f3b6b67f66561b2ad6918c5ba925b9c68f9bf05a6f238f71d8ab4e4e517b110 Republished under rights confirmed by the site owner on 2026-11-03. Text formatting is simplified; images, video, and interactive elements are not reproduced. Historical archive date labels may differ from verified publisher metadata. ## Copy notes - Removed an inline related-article link. Publisher structured data flags restricted access; completeness is not verified, so retained as partial. ## Article text In the showy world that is Instagram, there are certain sure-fire hitters: infinity pools, sports cars, and, of course, private jets. The trouble is, flying by private jet is a luxury that's far out of reach for the majority of people. With a two-hour flight costing upwards of $7,000, private jet travel is simply an unattainable dream for many. However, your followers don't need to know that. Thanks to a new private jet set, you can take photos to create the illusion that you're living the high life in your own private plane β€” when in fact your feet are very much on the ground. This is the Private Jet Experience, a project created by Matty Mo AKA The Most Famous Artist and his new company, SelfieCircus. The LA-based artist and entrepreneur has designed the set, complete with faux leather seats, plush carpet, and plane style windows, and launched it into an LA branch of Fred Segal. Hordes of people have been flocking to the installation to have their photos taken, all in a bid to fool their followers β€” and some of them are pretty convincing. Taking a mini break to check out the very cheeky @themostfamousartist @selfiecircus private jet experience at @fredsegal on Sunset. πŸ₯‚ #selfiecircus A post shared by Jenny 🌹🌺✨ (@jennyvolodarsky) on Nov 19, 2018 at 4:13pm PSTNov 19, 2018 at 4:13pm PST Wheels up!✌🏾✈️ A post shared by Poor Sport (@thepoorsport) on Nov 18, 2018 at 11:40am PSTNov 18, 2018 at 11:40am PST No jet lag πŸ›©πŸ˜΄ A post shared by Edison Martin (@e_martn) on Nov 19, 2018 at 2:37pm PSTNov 19, 2018 at 2:37pm PST Brb jetting to Tokyo for the day... ✈️ @selfiecircus #selfiecircus #privatejet #lalaland A post shared by Elizabeth Wexler (@elizabeth_wexler) on Nov 18, 2018 at 3:52pm PSTNov 18, 2018 at 3:52pm PST Fly private today and tomorrow at Fred Segal.πŸ’…πŸΎπŸ‘€πŸ›© #instalifestyle #fredsegal A post shared by The Los Angeles Edit (@overdressedla) on Nov 19, 2018 at 12:31pm PSTNov 19, 2018 at 12:31pm PST "The Private Jet Experience was created because we wanted to be able to take pictures on a private jet like all of the celebrities we see online," said Mo in a statement. "Most people cannot afford a real jet, so we made one that democratises access to a backdrop previously reserved for the rich and famous." The project also serves to remind the public that you shouldn't believe everything you see on social media. "With The Private Jet Experience, we are purposefully commoditising a symbol of excess, ultimately nullifying the status boost people receive from posting photos on real private planes, thereby forcing everyone to be more creative and seek out the next great symbol of influence," Mo added. The launch comes after news last year that a Moscow-based company called Private Jet Studio was selling two-hour photo shoots aboard the Gulfstream G650 private jet for 14,000 roubles ($244 or Β£185) with a personal photographer included, or 11,000 roubles ($191 or Β£145) without. The shoots give the effect that you are in the air, but the jet is in fact grounded the entire time. The installation will be in Fred Segal at 8500 Sunset Boulevard until November 26, after which point it will appear at Art Basel in Miami on December 6 followed by various locations across the US over the course of 2019 (see locations and dates here.)