8 Things Old Money Women NEVER Wear

[@carmenhealer4635]

My mother sewed, she shopped the Goodwill and she watched out for bargains. We had little money, I had few clothes, but I remember being the best dressed wherever I went. I love quality clothing.

[@debra1077]

Amen and yes ma'am! My mom and grandma's sewed and taught us girls to sew. I love making outfits. And as you say,buy thrift store itemsy and remaking them. I always had new clothes to wear to school. I'm 67 and to this day I'll still shop the thrift store And you can find some great items there. I've gotten designer shoes, clothes and purses them. Got a Gucci (real one) practically new for $2.49 ❤ Macy's had the same identical purse for $1000. The strap is broken on it now but I still have it. Maybe I can take it to a shoe repair shop and they can repair it. 😊

[@irened.]

Until you bring home an entity. A few decades ago, when I had zippo money, an acquaintance and her friend brought me a bunch of donated 2nd-hand jeans to try and pick my own. This one pair I couldn't remove them fast enough. I blurted out: "the person who wore them before was ev*l!" Back in the pile, they got mixed up as I tried others. Unbeknownst to me, I tried them again and I said the same thing. You should have seen the face of the 2 friends: they talked amongst each other as to who had given them: she really wasn't a good person, they said, and they looked at me wondering how I knew: I sensed it in my energy field! I since seen people interviewed on TV who brought entities with objects from a 2nd hand place. There used to be a thrift store walking distance from where I stayed, it had the nicest items and for real cheap! So I'm not snubbing pre-owned items nor putting you down, just sharing my past experience. That was long ago, but today I would never wear someone else's used clothes because of all that.

[@irened.]

Until you bring home an entity or worse! I'd never wear used clothing again! It was ok when I was poor, not now.

[@JaneNewAuthor]

​@@debra1077I'm the same! 71 and still finding amazing bargains. (And everything is washed and pressed before wearing.)

[@dananelson5244]

@@carmenhealer4635 quality clothing is where it’s at and lasts decades and never goes out of style. Good for you and sounds like you had a level headed mom that taught you the same.

[@SusanDonohoe-t6x]

I'm 86 and have always followed these premises. I was criticized but held to my ideals. Not wealthy but discerning.

[@catherineblain303]

Exactly. My mother was a model in the mid 1940s. She taught me….find your style, buy the best and keep it forever.

[@GM-gi8rm]

Wise!

[@fatimaahmed7249]

My sentiments exactly.

[@icewater4725]

You go girl! I mean miss lady😂😂😂. You probably stun the room when you walk in. We'll done. My grandmother was 100 and recently passed away, but she always dressed impeccably

[@gisellel12357]

I bet you looked great in your old photos and don’t have those what was I thinking moments. 😊

[@evsalia]

My mom used to say that a perfect dress is when the next day every one remembers that you looked amazing, but no one can remember the details of your dress. I've always followed that advice.

[@mariagkialpis2977]

That's wise

[@shirlj83]

How do you find a perfect dress and no one remembers it? I don’t understand.

[@Your_pixels_are_showing]

​@@shirlj83Elegent, understated, timeless, high quality fabric. No logos. No weird and wild prints that stand out. Solid tones that almost blend. Think of it like makeup. You want clothes to be a natural, beautiful extension of you.

[@ritasnow6386]

​@@shirlj83lil black dress. Well fitted, simple style, quality fabric. Avoid skin tight, micro mini, cut outs, over revealing and thigh high slits.

[@s.d.9543]

@@shirlj83 If it's great fitting and not too "busy" looking it will highlight the attractive woman, so people will remember her and not the dress.

[@GrammaSheShe]

I am cleaning out my closet and I’m going to build a wardrobe with basic classic pieces a little at a time.

[@youtubeblockedme5864]

Find a really good thrift store... I pick up classy clothes all the time.

[@STOPBeingMeanPlease]

There are thrift stores that appreciate donations to help abused women who are starting over, trying to get good jobs .

[@Alexuscherice]

omg Same I'm selling a lot of my stuff poshmark. I feel like my donated items never actually get donated.

[@AuntLivia]

if you are new to this i wish i had created a scrpbook of designers with examples for my glossary. the methods of artisanship they did we have machines for today, but the skill is still the skill and practice basic greatness will always beat following the latest power machine process and call it clothes. good for you for your interest.

[@cleopatrabonz]

Very smart, you can buy these things on sale at stores like J.Crew or Anthropologie..etc

[@ponyblu]

I bought a Ralph Lauren black heavy cotton cable turtleneck sweater back in 1999 and still have it no snags no fading.

[@elizabethchamblin382]

Baby cable? I love me some baby cable!!

[@michellelong5081]

I had a DKNY from 1997 and love it! I have no idea where it is now......

[@chrislastnam6822]

I have a Ralph Lauren purple label cashmere dress that is over ten years old but looks nearly new.

[@tinam6357]

I love the cut of RL on their shirts- Have some “ dresses” that I can wear a simple Jed shoes with- coastal/ hanging out on the boat look- RL is my favorite brand along with Chico- Not rich, but if I’m going to work hard- I rather buy 1 or 2 outfits of their brand than a couple of pieces that wear out by the end of the season

[@ocimumtenuiflorum8821]

Made in?

[@jenillemohammed-gaffoor1916]

1) Flashy logos 2) Overly trendy items 3) Synthetic Fabrics 4) Loud colours or prints 5) Overly revealing clothing 6) Flashy Jewelry 7) Poorly Fitting Clothes 8) Overdone makeup or hair

[@mariuquidiello]

That depends ! Many classic Artist wear different tings!

[@interfectus99]

Thanks for sparing me from watching this video

[@TheMissisb]

Well sorry Jlo😂

[@daynasafranek7807]

Thanks for this… saved me some time! 😊

[@arieschick1]

JLo style 5th chakra to mons slit dress

[@nancyslay4389]

My dad always told me about old money versus new and said old money is always understated and not flashy or gauche. He also told me to leave something to the imagination. Therefore, I try to dress modestly with taste.

[@rl3636]

when you know who you are, you don't need to shout or brag

[@stephaniecruvant9130]

Yes, I remember my Dad pointing out some relative's gold chains & jewelry, commenting that their insecurity about status was obvious from their visible need to show their "prosperity".

[@ladonnafuller732]

I’ve Been In Some Wealthy Home If You Could See The Gotti Jewelry Theses Woman Buy Walk Up Down Beverly Hills You’ll See Taste Is Yours Along

[@Myglowtips]

I am African and, we absolutely love bold prints and colors and, we pull it off perfectly.

[@ladyv5655]

I think there is a tasteful way to wear bold colors and patterns. That's where the natural fibers, the correct fit and the quality accessories come into play. As for me, I am probably the whitest American woman you will ever see and I get the most compliments when wearing bright colors like red, sunflower yellow and leafy green. I've had African immigrant neighbors who wear their traditional clothes and the bright colors and bold prints fill me with joy . Plus they approve my use of bright colors more than other people do.

[@joannedoctor8215]

No worries; African fabrics are not what they mean by loud/garnish. They are pretty.

[@jessicalichter7254]

TACKY 😂

[@saqueradry3629]

And I am puerto rican and I love the same and pull it off perfectly too.

[@AziMaleaderahip-cu2qx]

You missed the repeated part “ old money” … Africa was always known to be poor…..associated style will reflect as such….also, that doesn’t make it bad either… they’re just different aspects of fashion and couture culture

[@barbarakaywhite5166]

Tailoring is going to be my watch word I have gone from a size 26 to an 18 on carnivore. I have 60 more pounds to go and being able to now choose clothes rather than settling for what fits means that being tailored will make it all look better. I love the tips to help me build a well put together look I can be proud of. Thank you,

[@mickbethful]

Congratulations, and good for you! You will reach your goals. 😊

[@jamiejones5940]

Congrats on your hard work! Keep it up, go, go, go!!! I believe in you! ❤

[@EmptyNesterWellnessSociety]

Congratulations!!! Very exciting!

[@TooStinkinFine]

Congratulations. I’m proud if your success. I love tailored simple clothing. Never a fan of trendy clothes. I’m short and curvy. So trendy clothes look ridiculous on me. I was on carnivore and was losing weight and feeling good. But with the last several months and a few surprise surgeries, money is tight and carnivore is more expensive. Hoping to get started back soon and have a successful story like yours! All the best. ❤❤

[@rl3636]

Build a tier of tailors... the very best for evening wear. A mid level for hard to change pieces (for when you cannot avoid a side zipper), and then a lower level for things that dont need much adjusting, or aren't very difficult

[@genevievel5309]

You don't need a lot of money to look good and you don't need 'old money' whatever that is. I buy most of my clothing second hand off ebay and I stick to classic labels like Burberry, Jaegar, Givenchy, Dior and so on. Classic fashion never goes out of style and it doesn't cost a fortune either.

[@ali-jean]

Agreed...and, for the record, "old money" is an outdated term snobs use (or used to use), to make themselves feel better about inheriting money rather than earning it.....

[@kumaranvij]

@@ali-jean People do use it in a snobby way, really often. But it's also used as a way to distinguish between the cultural characteristics of people who come from the "old guard" or "landed gentry"-type families, and who have a very exclusive social set, that only other old money people can be in...and people who made their money and don't come from those places. For example, the whole book the great gatsby is about how jay gatsby can't break through into the "old money" social stratus and marry Daisy, the woman with whom he's obsessed.

[@LisaDonaldson-m8h]

I mostly shop in 2nd hand charity stores. And I get compliments All the time. "Where did you buy that?" I'm proud to Tell them. "You won't find another one ' Second hand shops are the best places to be an individual and get quality and Labels for a lot Less.

[@sophiagertz1083]

lol. Not if you buy used Goodwill. Costs practically nothing. lol.

[@rl3636]

@@ali-jean Old money is about working for $ generation after generation... not flaunting skin or hawking products on line for a fast buck

[@laraoneal7284]

No piercings at all except ears. No tattoos ever.

[@sisterpacifica]

YES!!!!

[@katiemacnish8575]

People can have lovely personalities and the kindest on earth but when you see someone tattooed up it totally takes away from sophistication and elegance. Some brides suddenly cover up their tattoos on their arms for their wedding day. Why? I think because suddenly they feel unattractive, and tattoos are unattractive no matter what they look like. Male or female in my opinion. Sophistication and elegance are my game. ❤

[@gihanzohdy3284]

Agree, tattoos are disgusting.

[@Vickynorssken]

I haven't seen anyone whose tattoos had aged well unfortunately 😕

[@l.k.1111]

Some hidden, actually.

[@Lolacocolala]

Elegance and class are the keys

[@Thesewingsuccesschannel]

Its good for this temporary earth.Rather focus on Eternal things.Where will your soul go when you no more here? Nobody is promised tomorrow.Do you know Jesus Christ?He is coming soon,

[@hapa1716]

My mom used to say Classic attire never fades because it’s not a trend or a fad. If you wear jewelry, make sure you don’t overdo it. The whole point is understatement in fashion is better. And my mom was told she looked very regal.

[@LilyBecca]

I've always dressed like this, but not because I am trying to look like anything. I just appreciate quality fabrics, and my style is kind of boring and timeless. The bonus is that I still have a lot of clothing from 20+ years ago that I still wear. I absolutely love cashmere, so I buy 1 or 2 pieces every year or 2 on black friday. Quality clothing just feels better and fits better. Of course, every so often I will buy something trendy, but I won't spend much money on it because I know I'm only going to wear it a few times.

[@sabrinasmith933]

It’s not boring, it’s timeless

[@bluesageful]

Same here.... My daughters all agreed while looking through a family photo album that they couldn't tell the decade I was in by my dress. I wore the same style decade after decade starting in high school

[@LilyBecca]

@@bluesageful Exactly!!

[@lisahemphill9139]

It’s also important to take good care of the clothes so that they last.

[@teenindustry]

Of course real money does not care and wears whatever they want. Plenty of women wear big statement pieces with plain clothes but the real confidence comes from wearing what you want and owning it. This and having impeccable manners😊

[@bboggs1277]

Totally agree and well said!

[@ElsabejohannaKleinloog]

Well said..and of course.. they can afford it😅​@@bboggs1277

[@kumaranvij]

No, that's not true. Their peers are constantly judging them. The need to conform is very strong. You want to be seen as "above" certain things. "Old money" does not mean confident. Those are two different things.

[@audreygooden3036]

Wear what you want with class!!

[@tigre9271]

While it's true OLD money wears what they want to. What she's saying is that OLD money WANTS to wear well made classics made of natural fabric that stand the test of time. She's talking about generational wealth, like the Kennedys or royal. Although the young do have a tendency to dabble in trends, albeit expensive trends. Those in the fashion industry industry might also sway to bolder pieces also.

[@jbfaith]

I worked in a boutique many years ago and whenever I hear of understated elegance it always remind me of one Designer and it's Ralph Lauren.

[@lingriffin6362]

Just wear whatever you feel happy in,and stop worrying about what other people think , Judge people by their attitude not by their appearance 👌

[@sudeshnadandapat3707]

If you buy whatever that make you fell happy then it's extremely Harmful for the environment . Polyester dresses are extremely unhealthy for this environment. This is reality. Polyester fabric are made with plastic . So people need to think about buying dress not just a small happiness. Disrespecting the environment is not a very happy thing for this world.

[@sherkelly4533]

Oh my......

[@vanessapyo7331]

This video is for those who would like to dress elegantly…… there’s nothing wrong with wanting to dress elegantly.

[@vanessapyo7331]

This video isn’t saying “this is what everyone should wear”…. It’s a video for those who want to dress elegantly- and there are things to avoid if you’re wanting to dress elegantly. There’s nothing wrong with learning elegance

[@christineperez7562]

​@@vanessapyo7331Right. I just wish I had old money. I can't stand the feeling of plastic clothes.

[@lorifrederick2367]

I am 65, follow most of these rules. I love to coordinate scarves and classic accessories. But my heart does go out to hot pink and animal print 😊

[@sweetesthawaiianprincess8086]

Wear what you love and what makes you feel happily good about yourself! ❤️

[@Vickynorssken]

I'm not an old money person by any means, I go for classic timeless pieces that can last me a good couple of years or as we say here "battle horses". I work with people, I am the face of my job so even if I'm dead beat tired or feeling lazy, I must look all put together and neat. I'm picky with colours because not all of them fit my skin tone and undertone well. I do use the colour palette you suggested but with a few changes: I wear a darker and cooler shade than the classic beige, dark green and red. Whenever my spirits are low, I wear red and it's like an instant boost up.

[@LilyBecca]

I have always loved dainty jewelry. At the same time, I do love some vintage costume jewelry and will wear it with a really plain outfit.

[@ivonnegallegos-ortegon]

Life is short wear whatever you want!!!!

[@sandyno1089]

EXACTLY. Honestly, I think most of these looks are boring and frumpy.🥰

[@LaughingblueSu]

I bought a red silk blouse, used. I have had it for years, wear it during the holidays each year. Still looks like new.

[@elizabethlillard1914]

Great video !!!! You made great points!!! Thank you!!!

[@Svdz70]

You forgot to mention No tattoos No piercings in nose, lip etc other than the ear (1 or 2 max) The nails !!!! No extremely long pointed nails as belonging to a witch !!! Short nails, maybe a few mm long with neutral colors and no prints or stuff glued onto them !

[@emem009]

One piercing max in ears.

[@esischuber4335]

i love my long Pointy witch nails. In Nude. it's so nice to scare people away in puplic with them. because it Shows you do not have to Do the mundane Tasks . 😈😏

[@robynrowe8305]

No cow bells going from the ear to the nose

[@Gadfly2025]

😂😆😆 N Shore LI

[@CarnelianEmber]

No tattoos is a rule I wouldn’t be caught dead following. For me I like to think of it as a symbol of strength, endurance, and resilience because apparently they are painful.

[@666Susie]

I have always followed these basic rules as my mom taught me from early on that "classics" and "tailored" looks were the best, and that buying "for the long run" was the best and smartest thing to do. She was from the NE, and despite my being a "California girl" from birth, I wasn't allowed to buy so many "fad" items that my girlfriends had in middle- and high-school, other than for some casual clothes. Drove me crazy that I couldn't have "the latest and greatest" in shoes and clothing styles, but in retrospect, I'm glad that I had "my own" sense of style. Mom's lessons have followed me all through life, and I was able to adapt no matter where I lived, be it in NYC, across The Pond, or visiting cousins in the Deep South. I never felt "out of place". Nor did I ever feel self-conscious at special events I've had to attend over the years. I find that having a "classic" wardrobe is even more important when one works in a male-dominated field, like Wall Street, when I often found myself being the only woman around a table of well-dressed men.

[@belleford1646]

I pair my Walmart finds with Chico's or Ann Taylor and accessories from thrift stores. Sometimes wearing all Walmart and no one knows. The secret is confidence in your look and attitude. As an 81yo Latina, my wardrobe is classically timeless with items from 20 years ago.

[@heloisam.desouza1746]

I believe that one should use whatever one likes and can afford, obviously . It's difficult to choose quality when one is trying to make ends meet...

[@patmaurer8541]

I love quality, but have little money for clothes. My first tip is to save up for things rather than repeatedly buy something that will 'do' for now. I have great luck (and a lot of fun!) shopping estate sales, vintage shops, and thrift stores--and no one knows how little I paid unless I choose to tell them! 😊 Just the other day, I got several compliments on my tall leather boots which are not only on their 5th year for me but supremely comfortable, and cost me $12 US at a local charity shop! I have an assortment of colorful silk scarves that were $1 each; I'm still learning 1,000 ways to wear them, thanks to videos online 😊

[@P55999]

It is always better to buy quality because it is going to last longer than having to replace items all the time because they were poorly made. Of course when menopause hits, you have to go out and buy a whole new wardrobe thanks to weight gain.😜

so true....doesnt matter the yr of fashion it matters to have pieces that stand the test of time....

[@antjeblum9034]

You nail it! Synthetics are the death of style (and of the environment,too). I admit that I sometimes wear them but not as throw-away items but in classical and well-fitting pieces to last several seasons.

[@louisekunkel1757]

In Ontario, Canada, l have a hard time finding natural fiber garments such as wool blended dress pants. Any suggestions?

[@kumaranvij]

@@louisekunkel1757 Vintage stores!

[@bellareid3488]

Bless your heart for not understanding that most of the world can only afford synthetics. You talk about the death of fashion when many people, even those with jobs, can't afford their bills!. Your world sounds like a nice place to visit

[@kumaranvij]

@@bellareid3488 Cotton is a natural fabric, and is cheap, warm, long-lasting, and versatile.

[@antjeblum9034]

@@bellareid3488 I'm an European of rather low income and I can even afford cashmere sweaters. Of course I must look for bargains, and have to make smart choices and treat them well so I can wear them a long time. My oldest one is from 1996 and still alive and kicking😄

[@shaylasmith3935]

Great points! Thank you so much for your video! People need to stop buying clothes that wear out and fall apart!

[@juiemerchant]

Loved the suggestions. I have been studying classic outfits for a while now and I know it's time to revamp my wardrobe. However, here in Ahmedabad, it's pretty difficult to find such quality clothing. Everything around me is in line with some sort of trend. But one piece a time, wherever I find it, will have to do for now. I loved the colours you showed - tan, beige, white, black and I would suggest browns too; especially the darker shaed go beautifully with white and beige. And also, finding a good tailor is key to the entire wardrobe. Hard to find these days.

[@chrislastnam6822]

At my father's country club many heiresses wear Isabel Marant, Erdem, Pucci , MaxxMara all of which are bold and colorful.

[@elizabethchamblin382]

I've watched some of these videos, and you are the first to mention Max Mara. My coat will out live me!

[@Toni-fk3cz]

While I agree I will say the owners & higher ups separate themselves this way. Look at the owners of the cc

[@rl3636]

CC is the bolder part of the day... The nod to summer & youth, but not representative of other daily wear

[@kumaranvij]

Are you thinking of Isabel Marant?

[@chrislastnam6822]

@kumaranvij That was the auto complete .

[@LauraS-i1j]

I have lived my life by these rules, and I love it!!!!

[@MenchieOrdonez-SeniorLyf]

To each his own. Be yourself whatever that is. One does not need to follow certain ranks

[@BunnyLang]

I agree. Originality is key. Older women, even with tattoos (like them or not) are still making a statement of what they believe in, and that's the most important.

[@terryfriend16]

Lovely video, thank you. Absolutely true.

[@goldenblue3865]

So exactly true… But “ old money woman attire “ can be somewhat “ BORING “, there is a difference in LOUD clothing attire and SUTLE TASTEFUL attire… For that tasteful classy look always go for a SUTLE ( If you are not sure what “ SUTLE “ means in fashion )… LOOK IT UP 💫. Class never goes out of style… Check out the movies from 1900- 2000. 1940 particularly, Those ladies ( and men ), really knew how to dress. On stage, off stage, everyday life, and the hugh majority was not wealthy . Good article, quite a few individuals really needed this ! Great job 👏😌👏

[@laurasmith2157]

Subtle*

[@auntielaura5]

This style is definitely my preference - the emphasis is on the woman rather than what she is wearing. Staying away from fast fashion is also important for humanitarian and environmental reasons. Unfortunately, my body size has changed so much over the years that I can no longer wear any of the timeless pieces I have purchased over and over in multiple sizes. 😔. Having a timeless wardrobe really only works if you don’t have changes like my double-mastectomy, or fluctuating weight.

[@MonicaJNYC]

I don't care what anyone says, I like prints and bright colors...and I get compliments... clothes should suit your personality (I'm not "boring")...Yet, I don't wear tight or tasteless clothing...

[@MONEYAINTATHANG100]

Elegant, Sophisticated, Refined, seeing A1....Thank you Kindly! 👗

[@toygirl46]

I like how she tells me what colours to wear, and there are only 4

[@Mary-AnnSmith-vj7st]

😂

[@jayanouni]

hahahaha Beige beige beige

[@mimiarachnid5051]

TLDR version so you won't waste 10 minutes of your time. 1. no logo to flaunt 2. no overly trendy items 3. no cheap synthetic (polyester, acrylic) fabric 4. no loud colors or prints (not about commanding attention, it's about inspiring admiration) 5. no overly revealing clothing (less is more) 6. no flashy jewelry 7. no poorly fitting clothes 8. no overdone makeup or hair I also don't like the 'old money women' idea. Old money does not make someone elegant. Elegance comes out of within, authenticity sincerity, not something superficial. I see this video as a guide to express your inner elegance. One can dress elegantly as much as she wants (here all models are women), but if she doesn't have empathy, grace, humility, her elegant clothes are nothing but a shadow of snobby 'old money'.

[@elizabethhazel6039]

Agree in theory about natural fabrics, but wool and cashmere have to be carefully stored in cedar cabinets or closets so it doesn't get moth-eaten. Both woolens and linen fabrics often require dry-cleaning. Dry cleaning can get expensive and it's an environmental hazard. I continue to hope that more blended fabrics - cotton, hemp, bamboo, and linen - will trickle down to the mid-priced retailers, but so far, not much joy in that respect. I have certainly seen wealthy women wearing chunky jewelry, but it's paired with clothing that makes it work well and looks very sophisticated. Being well-mannered and having good social skills goes a long way even if you can't afford to dress upscale or struggle with getting a tailored look.

[@obelus5985]

Buying logo clothes makes you pay someone to be a walking billboard. Hard pass.

[@LilyBecca]

Exactly!! If they want me to he a walking billboard, they glance give me the item, and then pay me to wear it.

[@janetplanet8678]

When I hear the word "brand", I think of cattle getting branded and that's basically what they're doing -- showing their logo shows you belong to them.

[@rl3636]

@@janetplanet8678 That is precisely why people buy logo items... they want to belong to a group

[@AnnaMishel]

Isn’t “I don’t care” old money?

[@patriciakimball8150]

All those women shown were young, slim, and beautiful.

[@michkamona]

I agreed with everything except color. I could never live without the color red. Not in everything but a red trenchcoat or red pant or skirt suit. Love!

[@kimberlyaustin6677]

Life's not fun without flashy jewlry

[@angelasims2759]

old money women would not refer to catherine princess of wales as kate middleton. she married 13 years ago and dropped her maiden name then

[@classics39]

@@angelasims2759 I think you got that wrong. Particularly in the UK, you can never can cross class barriers. Even the current Princess of Wales knows that.

[@angelasims2759]

@classics39 sofie is never referred to by her maiden name, catherine name change was mainly since she became princess of wales.

[@classics39]

@angelasims2759 ?

[@angelasims2759]

@@classics39 not class barrier just bad manners referring to her by the maiden name she dropped years ago.

[@classics39]

@angelasims2759 ? You don't understand a thing about old money, the class system in the UK, etc. It's not your world.

[@FelisStella-HappyStar]

And Cindy Lauper and Iris Apfel and countless other wealthy creative brilliant women with their own unique style couldn't care less about these rules. 😂

[@mjleger4555]

Maybe, but here today, gone tomorrow, even if there is a twenty-year interim

[@denisadellinger]

I love these tips. But I do love loud colors and prints. I love turquoise jewelry. I hate logo clothing. But I did love that little alligator on my chest in the eighties.

[@kumaranvij]

Denise, frankly, you sound like you're too good for these silly tips. You know what you like and you wear it. You don't care about conforming, you like to have fun and do what makes you happy. And you can still buy the alligator shirts! They're from the French brand Lacoste, and they're made from cotton, which is a great natural fabric not mentioned by this snobby narrator.

[@hiddlespearean]

The best style for you is what makes you happy, comfortable and confident. Plenty of wealth doyens of style wear prints colours and chunky jewels. Key is quality in harmony

[@rl3636]

What does that alligator do for you? What are you trying to tell others... that we got suckered into 1980's over the top consumerism... that made shoppers poor & textile conglomerates wealthy. [Now we know better: If you have stock in the company instead of wearing the logo, you can be in a better place)

[@kumaranvij]

@@rl3636 I hardly think buying a couple mid-priced polo shirts is "over the top consumerism."

[@astriddeslandes2373]

Since I was little, clothes have always been my toys. That's how I play. Wanting to come across as "old money" or "classic", or "chic", is making others the center of our attention... It's making sure we come across to them in a certain way (or don't). I am French, and was raised with classic, flawless style. Booooring! Like is too short. Enjoy yourself. Play! 😊

[@rl3636]

Then you dont need a video! But, not all careers approve of that finger flipping creativity.

[@kumaranvij]

@@rl3636 Finger flipping?

[@sandyphelps8684]

100% 💯 agree. 👍

[@MadamoftheCatHouse]

I am not French. And I find that 'Parisian Chic' downright drab.

[@astriddeslandes2373]

@MadamoftheCatHouse I do too. Even as a French person.... The perfectly cut pair of jeans, the white button down, the impeccable classic blazer, the scarf and the sensible classic loafers. Blahhhhhh

[@DonellaAllicock]

wear whatever you feel comfortable in and don't worry about what others think

[@rl3636]

That does not work in all careers

[@livingincaptivityIII]

@DonnaAllicock Are you by any chance, an "artist"?

[@kathleenstoin671]

I'm retired and live in Florida now. I wear shorts and a tee shirt most days, and flip flops. I have a couple of nice outfits to wear to events, and a few to wear traveling. Thats all I need. I save so much money, and I'm very happy with my life. So, bottom line, who cares what wealthy women wear?

[@LoralLee]

Why did you watch this video if it's of no interest to you?

[@kathleenstoin671]

@GoddessBlessYou It was of interest, but it's comedic interest. I think it's funny that people put so much importance on what wealthy people wear in an attempt to impress others.

[@LoralLee]

@@kathleenstoin671 It's not always about impressing other people, though. That's an assumption you're making.

[@kathleenstoin671]

@GoddessBlessYou Of course it's about impressing other people. Isn't that the point of this video, to help people dress like "old money" so people won't think they're nouveau riche?

[@LoralLee]

@@kathleenstoin671 That could be one reason, of course. Perhaps if you're clever enough, you could come up with three or four additional reasons why this might be of interest to someone.

[@joyceellis9722]

I have sweaters and jackets that are 20 years old. Timeless. Care for them. Quality clothes hang different feel better move better

[@LilyBecca]

@@joyceellis9722 I completely agree with this. I've gotten to where I can't stand the way cheap fabric feels, and it definitely doesn't wear the same. Quality clothing just hangs right. It looks tailored without needing to be tailored. It feels right against my skin and it moves right when I'm moving.

[@anitachiquita70]

A couple of things I disagree with here. Some natural fabrics like linen and even cotton can wrinkle and look messy. There are many quality synthetic fabrics that wear much better. I don't see anything wrong with a print now and then. It should be tasteful and can make an outfit look better.

[@ouniverse7824]

I was going to say the same about synthetic fabrics. They look great, they feel great, and they are practical. I don't wear much cotton and linen not because I can't afford it, but because I just don't want to waste my life trying to make them look polished.

[@mickbethful]

I thought it was generally accepted that linen wrinkles easily, and so the wrinkles are not frowned upon ??

[@anitachiquita70]

@@mickbethful I guess it depends on a person's preference. I don't wear linen because of the wrinkle issue.

[@ancientwisdom108]

Cotton is far less problematic than linen, as long as it is a good quality. I don't bother with linen due to instant wrinkles.

[@AJLinthe5D]

I can agree about linen. I bought it when I was younger but I won't buy it again. It gets wrinkled in a heartbeat.

[@jhmumma]

Delighted to find your channel!

[@goobee1581]

What tip am I going to use? I'm going to try confidence because tailoring is too expensive. Lol.

[@patricialong3492]

Actually it isn't, you just need to find a lady (or gentleman) who knows how to nip & tuck & hem properly.

[@baderinwa1]

I have a variety of colors, including bright ones, in my wardrobe . It is more about wearing what compliments your skin tone .

[@milleniumgirl1000]

Really agree about the clown makeup. The truly rich care about flaunting a healthy natural skin.

[@Valentina-Steinway]

I’ve been doing this for years! Subscribed…!❤

[@roamingtheworlds]

Well put together 👏 thank you!

[@Mouse73]

When you invest in quality clothing and take proper care of it, it lasts a lifetime. You don't need a closet packed with clothes either, just a few well-chosen pieces. I wear wool socks all winter, and the best part is you can wear them more than once before washing. Don't try that with some cheap acrylic socks.

[@MariaGarcia-gj5ie]

Not to mention they let your skin breath!

[@appaloosa42]

Some of us ‘no’ money know these things!

[@dipanwitadasgupta5221]

Ohhh i followed this without knowing & without extraordinary wealth

[@kumaranvij]

If confidence really comes "from within" as she says, it doesn't matter what you wear, as long as it is appropriate and comfortable. Buy something responsibly made (or vintage, even better) and you'll be confident knowing you are a person who cares about other people, not what class other people think you're in.

[@lynj9088]

I love all the classics!!

[@Fiona-e3x]

The best outfit is self love. And not caring and being a copycat. Just having your own style. And not following the crowd. I dress for myself and never wear designer clothes. I just piece different fashion for me. And I don't like fake nails and lashes. I am a plain Jane and I love the way I look because I love myself.

[@kandice777]

Another thing that is not mentioned is old money, they watch thier weight. They dont fluctuate so buying quality stable pieces of clothing, that is timeless cause once tailored, they have to do so..

[@DiGrace44]

Anna Wintour wears colorful prints. She knows fashion.

[@1bonnierussell]

She also knows no one likes her.

[@darciefoerster4877]

But they are subdued prints

[@breezyperkins8407]

I loved all the tips. I already do some of them, but others I did not know. Thank you for the tips.

[@kiradavis6782]

Linen, no matter the price point, wrinkles the second you sit down in a car. Result = unappealing.

[@rl3636]

odd there was no mention of Cashmere... so much nicer than wool, esp if you are petite

[@violetmilan]

Exactly!

[@loloppololp9304]

​@rl3636 cashmere IS wool.

[@loloppololp9304]

Linen is meant to be worn slightly wrinkled. Thats the appeal of it. It's non chalant elegance.

[@ruthgriffiths7365]

Wash linen in a high-quality laundry soap, such as Tallow & Ash. It will remain crease free for much longer. All natural fibres should be air dried.

[@pamelajester1365]

I'm 69 and find myself consulting with my granddaughter. Thank you for your tips. I've just recently embraced my grey hair and, frankly I love it! I look forward to watching more of your suggestions.

[@jenniferdevlin2805]

I'm the poor version of wearing classic clothes. Can't afford the natural fabrics but always hated logos let alone loud ones. I love dressing up xx ❤😂 xx

[@solidcatink]

You sounds exactly like me. I could have written your post :)

[@nandinibandhini]

Sounds totally like me. :)

[@marushah364]

Today I realised that what I have been doing in regard to my dress makeup jewellery and other things is a class🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@SundayzCrows33]

Malakies!!!! People wear what makes you feel good, happy and what Is affordable to you!!! A.I telling humans what to wear, please take a seat behind me!!!

[@rogerandleoniehall9740]

Didn't talk to a single old money person to make this did you...Grace kelly was middle class american...not old money until she married a prince. Oh and truly old money? They look very down to earth, cos they truly don't care what anyone thinks. Boring and beige corporate is a safe style, most people look good in it. However having no style at all is not an indication of wealth in my opinion.

[@yourbodyandyou]

I love black dresses.

[@Susan-vb1iq]

The wealthiest women i know dress in shabby boho style and wear beads 😊no flashy clothes shoes or cars. Millionares who dress like hippies . They are some of kindest people i know, helping the needy & supporting countless animal charities 😊💖😊

[@pamelabough2008]

It's about never having food, living a life of someone else's money to pay so much to look well dressed. Most stores don't sell natural fabric clothing and most people can't afford to buy natural fabrics anymore. Synthetic fibres were promoted by the oil industry and took over the market and wool, cotton and linen got a bad wrap instead of being naturally the best for humans to wear. They breathe but Synthetics don't.

[@rl3636]

Not true: "most people can't afford to buy natural fabrics anymore." The day a person stops buying crap for the sake of buying buying buying, then that person is on the way to saving/investing It's about CHOOSING quality It's about wanting things that are well made, feel great on & are not made solely to fill a landfill. If you pay for any streaming service, or ever eat in a restaurant, or buy any food that is not on sale... then you already have the funds to buy QUALITY (not quantity). Bad clothing habits are something that any one can change... it's a CHOICE to not buy garbage, only to complain it's garbage.

[@sarabrooks1762]

Good solid advice used on the right occasion.

[@MarchionessDarby62]

This demonstrates how my mom dresses, and she’s not old money. It’s just a classic style with an eye for durability.

[@annpringle8219]

Great video!

[@kimgordon3695]

❤ Timeless pieces...

[@CleoWard]

I'm 78, and my 'motto' since I was a teen is: "Less IS MORE"❣️

[@FuchsiaFire444]

Linen is a mass of wrinkles 5 minutes after putting it on, and the item completely loses its shape. The linen sold today in woke culture is cheap straight linen made globally. The linen fabric acceptable for those who dont want to look like they slept and live on the street is a linen blend.

[@kumaranvij]

What is "woke culture" sold linen? What does woke have to do with linen?

[@audrealambert9583]

I love the fashion in this video thanks for the idea,s👍🎯💖💯🗽

[@classytrashy8141]

Putting one black women in the mix wouldn’t have hurt

[@kumaranvij]

What they don't say here is that the notion of "old money" is inextricably intwined with classism and r aceism. That's because you must have the proper "breeding" to be considered old money. Which is part of the reason why we should stop venerating these people.

[@ruthwenzel1115]

My son calls me "Abercrombie old." I think is a compliment because i wear what i have worn for decades - not the clothes, but the lovely & comfortable.

[@ancientwisdom108]

Since 2020, I find it difficult to find quality affordable clothes in natural fabrics. Where to go?

[@elizabethchamblin382]

The RealReal or Thred Up.

[@elizabethchamblin382]

It's difficult. Everything is recycled polyester and expensive. Gag me+

[@chrislastnam6822]

Go to Saks the day after Christmas for 70% off of designer clothes.

[@annewalden3795]

Ancient wisdom try vintage or visit Charity Shops .

[@Orehia]

Love this, Its like they are reading my mind. Great video. 🙏🏻😇💐🧡

[@renataaugustyniak2445]

Oh yah? Wasn't quin Elizabeth wearing all the flashy colors? The neon green and pink???? It's all wrong in that video.

[@MichelleAlexandria-EM]

Not everyone is the same

[@danidavis3716]

Thank you. I used to purchase products & subscriptions outside of my budget from KZbinrs I trusted. I believed they used these items until I learned about sponsorships & other ways they made money by promoting things. My naiveness is quite embarrassing. By following these basic tips I’ve been able to declutter clothes, shoes, purses, earrings, & makeup! I’ve also cut way down on buying so much stuff I’ll declutter later on. I’m not from money yet others aren’t aware when I’m wearing quality items I’ve thrifted!!

[@virginiaconway374]

When you have finished dressing, look in a full-length mirror, and if the first thing you see is not you, take whatever it is off.

[@reachlove6779]

True. ❤ It’s all about how it feels.

[@Christine-or3lm]

i always thought "the dress should make me look good" ... not the dress look good.

[@laurasmith2157]

From that picture of Diana 2:40 I subscribed IMMEDIATELY.. such a classy lady!!

[@ОляД-л8у]

Freedom is more important than having a lot of money. I don’t want to have a look of business man’s wife, it looks like my husband pays for my clothes! I love letters or others prints on my clothes and Boho style is much more STYLISH then business/classic/office style

[@kumaranvij]

Yes! I agree. Find your own style, don't try to conform to be "accepted" by silly rich people.

[@classics39]

​@@kumaranvijYou don't seem to understand the difference between silly rich and old money....

[@kumaranvij]

@@classics39 Can you explain it to me?

[@kumaranvij]

@@classics39 What is it?

[@CreativitySimplicity]

Silly money is like you are trying to show the off your wealth and old money means I am already rich I don't bother showing off @@kumaranvij

[@ms.lorenzo4258]

I’m definitely going to keep wearing bold colors and prints. They look good on me.

[@lc224]

A rich color as accent can be beautiful. All neutrals all the time is boring. Even your examples had an occasional pop of color (albeit not loud prints).

[@ms.ppettigrew3167]

I believe that style is definitely personal, and I also like the statement that you do not need to over do it.