Quiet Luxury vs. Old Money: Understanding the Differences and Fashion Aesthetics

Discover the captivating world of luxury as we unveil the distinctions between "quiet luxury" and "old money." Delve into their fashion aesthetics and understand how they differ. Is quiet luxury just a passing trend? Will old money ever go out of style? Share your thoughts in the comments!
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#QuietLuxury #OldMoney #LuxuryFashion

[@VagueGirl]

In a few words: Quiet luxury = style Old money = lifestyle

[@MsMiika13]

Exactly. Hau Chic's comparison is an apples and oranges kind of thing. Ergo- not a true or equitable comparison. Logos are always a no go.

[@emerybayblues]

Old Money = Social currency.

[@MichelleSmith96]

The minimalistic look will always be in to me. I don't if it seems boring. Its something so classic and elegant about an understated look that will always be timeless to me.

[@ImenBen12]

Sameee! Love a minimal, elegant & timeless look.

[@Style_and]

Isn't it the best choice if we can wear clothes for 10 months of the year? I like the basic design that doesn't go out of fashion to suit any situation!

[@fatisummer9106]

I am not minimalist when it's come to garment but I am huge fan of colors minimalist ,my whole wardrobe consists of five colors only and never had a problem finding something to wear cuz everything matches with everything

[@loisen]

@@fatisummer9106That’s the problem with my clothes. Nothing ever matches. Nowadays I only buy clothes that can match with everything I own.

[@lynnfox8376]

The old money people I have met tend to wear good quality classic items that are neither trendy or dated, and wear them until they fall apart- and beyond.

[@chrissiejeffreys9526]

Absolutely! It makes me smile that women are looking to marry into "Old Money" as, like you, the people l have known from the "Landed Gentry" may have the stately pile but live in one wing of it because the roof leaking /costs too much to heat/paying for school fees etc. They may have the title, country house and land but money, no.

[@kimholcomb6943]

Many old money people will spend extra money for good quality clothing because it lasts and they can either get it tailored or if it's a pair of shoes they can get the soles replaced but the shoe is still rather in excellent condition.

[@vickylovelace8626]

@@chrissiejeffreys9526 They just waiting for rich American women to marry to take care of those expences. Leaky roof, etc.

[@JennaOnTheBeach]

😂​@@vickylovelace8626

[@Serita2006]

I'm all for the move towards quiet luxury. For so long 'luxury' brands have been inflating their prices yet there's been a massive decline in quality of the materials and craftsmanship. Most 'luxury' boutiques are filled to the rafters with overpriced tat emblazoned with logos. Once you cut through the savvy marketing tricks, there is nothing special about it. If the quiet luxury trend continues, a lot of these companies are going to have to up their game and actually deliver in terms of quality.

[@sofmarsofmar]

This!!!! It cannot be emphasized enough how great of a drop there has been in quality.

[@kimholcomb6943]

This is so very true. I'd rather buy a dooney and borke purse for 100+ dollars rather than buy a coach purse or a channel bag with a huge logo on it. I like quiet logos like Ralph Lauren.

[@NaturalLuxury]

That's because those aren't actually luxury brands... they're scams. It's all marketing, the genuinely wealthy aren't buying from those companies, they exist purely for the everyday man to "feel" rich. Try researching brands that the truly wealthy are wearing and you'll find the true luxury brands.

[@LanceThorpe]

Funny how people think you can dress old money to be perceived as rich. I went to a private school and you can immediately tell someone else is from a wealthy background more so with their speech, enunciation, white straight teeth, manners, overseas education, etc. Growing up my parents always focused on looking polished and well kept, which I guess is what others with money are trying to do as well, not some aesthetic to mark they are from old money

[@reymedina]

Exactly people always go for the superficial, looks, etc. Its sad.

[@xararogers3186]

This is very true.

[@realtoverland]

What do teeth have to do with wealth? 😂

[@LanceThorpe]

@@realtoverland Braces....

[@whatever4566]

​@@realtoverlanddental care is expensive

[@robynwells8249]

No matter the economy I say no to logos. I was brought up by a southern mom and it was drilled into my head that less is more and you don’t need to shout with your clothes. For my mom it was all about being tasteful, she wore color but done in as she termed it “tastefully”. I think the quiet luxury thing is hilarious, because while we were far from being rich it was just the way most of the adults I grew up with dressed and I continue to do.

[@HauChic]

I do agree with being tasteful about how you dress! I do think we can take the benefit of embracing quiet luxury to have bigger access to nicer basics in our wardrobe, but when it does come to styling it, it does need to be tailored to you, whether you need a pop of colour somewhere or some either dainty, sparkly or nice gold jewellery, it really does depend on what compliments you and make you feel at your best ^^

[@reymedina]

Being "tasteful" its highly ambiguous, it's stupid to think that if you wear colors you are not being tasteful. Dear lord! This Clasist ignorant snobs.

[@kimholcomb6943]

I feel the same way. I was raised in a middle class home and my grandma dressed to the nines, she was elegant looking but she wasn't ever flashy. I also learned less is more and elegance is simplicity.

[@mike.p.1400]

I think it’s ok to have a couple of logos. Maybe a polo or a gator. But no more than two or three. Small and subtle.

[@ToriUptown]

quiet luxury aka “the world has economic problems so let me not wear my money so loudly so that I don’t get robbed”

[@loloppololp9304]

False. Quiet luxury is just a fad made up by insecure people who want to look rich on the DL, as if anyone cares enough to know they're being "quietly luxurious." Very narcissistic if you ask me. Old money rich people don't care enough. They don't need to prove anything. If they don't want people to know they have money, they will wear freaking Old Navy cause that's just how much they don't care. They don't care about anyone's opinions, because they know where they come from and their social status. They really don't need to "quietly show of their money with quiet luxury items." They just don't.

[@chrissiejeffreys9526]

Or go the way of the old French aristocracy in case of revolution! 😂

[@Rachelleluluful]

My problem is I love a pop of color and I won’t stop wearing it whether its in or out. Lol

[@HauChic]

pop of colour that makes you feel at your best, that will never go out of style ^^ x

[@no.reply_]

I hate how they make it so bland, I like the simplicity and showcasing materials and craftsmanship but it needs some extra oomph, but I guess it's how it's styled is what brings the personality

[@Rachelleluluful]

@@HauChic right?! Thanks hun! Great video. 🥰

[@Rachelleluluful]

@@no.reply_ yes!!! Exactly!

[@HauChic]

thank you so much lovely! im glad you enjoyed the video ^^ x

[@ladyfrance3]

Wear what you like and be yourself ! All plein Janes out there are talking about this trend. It’s hilarious 🤣

[@tfh5575]

i find it interesting that my fashion sense has always been minimal, no logos, khakis, knit sweaters, like as far back as 2006 when i was a freshman in high school. i was probably influenced by the classical music scene. i’ve been a violinist since i was 8 years old. i’ve always been into like high brow stuff for some reason. my fellow brokies at school used to be surprised that i lived in an apartment they thought i looked rich lol i would just be like no babes i’m in the trenches too

[@jijiipetti1433]

It's just classy and tasteful, good aesthetic. Timeless.

[@shereemorgan1430]

I grew up in New England, and I love quiet elegance. I refuse to purchase logo items. I find excellent quality without having Versace, Fendi, etc. I learned from my aunt's. One aunt would have me come over and go shopping in her closet. She had some amazing fashions. She was ahead of her time!

[@sophial6155]

It’s true. At least for my family. Heritage and tradition and strong values are very important. Also for my parents, travelling takes precedent over material luxuries

[@HauChic]

it does make me think that the core values built through the generations, it is amazing how the heritage lasts! travelling is so much fun and definitely priceless memories!! love that!! xx

[@sophial6155]

@@HauChic Yes we do have a lot of tradition. My parents have tried to pass that down along with their values to me and my brother in the hopes that we will not only keep the acquired wealth in the family and not spend recklessly but also make sure we behave in a way that will make our family proud.

[@aubreybondoc]

I didn’t know that there is a term for how I dress. Quiet Luxury is just so easy to style because of all the neutral colors. Saves me a lot of time.

[@Misu.A]

Wear what you like.

[@HauChic]

wise words ^^ xx

[@SueM-c5l]

The way you speak is very old money. Your voice is very pleasant with its calming tone, clear enunciation and not a hint of vocal fry. I'm subscribing for your voice alone and the fact I enjoy your content is a bonus 🙏

[@HauChic]

thank you so much!! 💖💖 super happy you are enjoying the channel content so far!! xx

[@_d0ser]

As someone who falls under "old money" (at least in the US sense), I'm very confused by "old money aesthetic" and "quiet luxury" (hence why I'm searching for explainers), because everyone I know who's like me just kind of wears whatever polo shirt they grabbed out of their closet and whatever jeans or slacks were on top of the pile. The few European older money types I know are some of the flashiest gaudiest dressers I know lol.

[@realtoverland]

Yes sure you do…

[@annyinthesky]

🤣

[@davorkabajic215]

It is really nice that you used the letter and photos on 1:26 to illustrate families with tradition. I recognized a Serbian soldier in WWI uniform and Serbian language in that letter written in cyrillic script. Thank you ❤

[@am1156]

Yes, I noticed the hat immediately. Nothing like a chetnik hat to bring back memories. Such lovely traditions.

[@nikoneznanovic5556]

Now, that was short and sweet! Hat off!!!@@am1156

[@kgreene2533]

This is an excellent comparison. Very clear & thorough. Fashion cycles -- loud and bright will be back -- cycle in and out and on and on.

[@MMLakhani89]

I think you missed two points: 1) the Old Money aesthetic can be a lot more CONSERVATIVE than Quiet Luxury. By that I simple mean: less display of skin. QL still has room to show off some skin. The OM look, however, doesn't really. Case in point: how the royals dress, vs how Rosie Huntington Whitely dresses (I prefer Rosie, tbh, I'm not bashing her. Just saying.) 2) Old money groups like the royals DO have an overlap with QL, it just depends on the occasion. The coronation isn't a great example because it's a huge event. On a more day-to-day basis, Princess Catherine, for example, dresses a lot more low-key and doesn't have huge fabulous jewels on. She also wears a lot of colours. There IS an overlap, but I think that for special occasions, the gap becomes more visible.

[@loloppololp9304]

Right? Who in their right minds would compare what the royals are wearing on CORONATION DAY to what they wear every day? Lmao!! Also Bryan Boy's attempt at showcasing the kings traditional coronation outfit and comparing it to what "real generational wealth wear" is laughable.

[@MMLakhani89]

@lolop pololp yeah it makes zero sense to me. It's the literal coronation, of course they're going to be dressed in furs and jewels. I don't agree with it, but here we are.

[@IceCream-hp7mm]

I mean they do have to pretend to be just “like you” to avoid being thrown out so it makes sense they keep the obvious displays of all that ill obtained wealth to a minimum.

[@loloppololp9304]

@Ice Cream you could think about it this way, but it's also just culturally not appropriate for Brits to be this ostentatious. They consider it tacky and crass. It's just part of their culture.

[@IceCream-hp7mm]

​@@loloppololp9304 If one looks to previous generations of high profile individuals in Britain and the RF they were not afraid to wear their jewels or couture on the daily it was just tastefully done, but very visible. Now the approach to what and how they wear it is different.

[@sueschoers4974]

Quiet luxury is leather shoes, silk or cashmere scarves, simple jewellery and clean well maintained understated clothes. Woman that look classy to me always seem to have manicured nails with clear polish, clean styled hair, white straight teeth & not overweight.

[@cristinaflores2411]

This comment demonstrates a lot of futility! So if I don't have my teeth straight, or if I'm not skinny, I can't be classy?! You have to revise your concepts of elegance and class.

[@kimholcomb6943]

The latter part is not to but very much a stereotype. Just as to say most women who are from old money are blonde, but they are not.

[@mooshway2000]

I'm probably missing the luxury point but I dress in this style but buy my clothes second hand from vinted. There's plenty of new/barely worn linen and beautiful fabrics out there.

[@IT-28]

Another factor is crime (which I guess is also related to the economy), especially in places like London where people are being held up in broad daylight, people wearing loud obnoxious logos are just making themselves targets. Ironically the people wearing the biggest logos tend to have the least lol Dressing in an elegant manner isn’t about standing out, it’s about being remembered.

[@targetegrat]

One rule I go by is the Quarter/thumb rule for logos. If I can't cover all or most of the logo with a US quarter or my thumb. The logo is too big and I won't buy the clothing.

[@joemariedeguzman9204]

Well now that this rich people style is becoming a trend, I think some rich people would start to look something opposite of this to make their luxury quieter.🤣

[@allenmontrasio8962]

Whatever the differences, they're irrelevant to me: I'm poor.

[@selma9450]

I'm 29, I never really had a distinct style If anything, I didn't have any style at all bc I would go shopping see something I like fell in love with it buy it and come home to find out I don't have anything to combine it with since it's colorful and it was always like that My closet was full of colors that don't match, no basics and the materials were horrible I've only in the recent two months or so and started to look at the old money style and I fell in love with it I started buying basics, clothes that can match qnd combine very well and onterestingly enough people around me started to notice and complimentes my style Even though I don't know if I really understand the old money concept I take inspiration from it by buying basics taking accents to minimalist accessories no logos etc

[@karstenvoigt7280]

It's called timeless for a reason. Basically it's the sum of what managed to last - in contrast to trends that come and go. It may increase in popularity and become mass compatible from time to time, but, well, that's what eventually happens to what is around for long enough time. And when the popularity decreases again, it's not the end, but just back to normal. Trends - on the other hand - emerge, and after a while they die. And when they're gone, they're gone. Until they perhaps get re-discovered and experience a revival. That doesn't make quiet luxury synonymous with old money, but both share the same kind of life cycle. In the end, time will tell. Labels just pitch. Just one thing about the style of the royals: The flashy, overdone stuff is not really representative for their style, for it's their workwear. In private, tweed and barbour are also here more common. What the royals wear, when they wave from a balcony, is just like what Gus Fring wears, when he welcomes guests in one of his restaurants. In private his style is far more sophisticated.

[@sustylery]

"old money aesthetic" is just classic style, prove me wrong 😂

[@HauChic]

true! x

[@sonia417]

Literally just a new marketing buzzword to make it sound interesting

[@emerybayblues]

Quiet luxury is just minimalism under a new name.

[@lasciviouspaine]

although we are very much still in an ongoing recession; you were right and there has been a resurgence of "loud" fashion

[@almatoledo1608]

Well done. Elegance has existed always but it depends often in the social sphere that former your coming of age story.

[@beautybonvoyage8624]

Old money doesn't necessarily shy away from logos and flashiness, it's just that the logos are timeless brands that are old themselves and the flash has a purpose and is of high quality. And sometimes the logos might not be as known so it comes off as quite luxury. Items may have even been passed on for old money and be old themselves. You also don't want to draw attention to yourself when the socio-economy isn't doing well as you don't want people to be attacking you as well. Things have to be cycled as people get bored as well. Loud gets irritating after a while and if the goal for some is to stand out and b unique once everyone is being bold you can get lost in the crowd and to stand out you gotta simplify. But everyone doing that for too long can also become too boring and cause people to want to see more creativity in designs. So, it will all cycle.

[@glow6871]

I'm recently found out about different types of clothing aesthetics and was drawn to old money aesthetic, so I started researching about it more because I wanted to dress classy like that but I realised that actually I've already been dressing like that (somewhat). I'm indian so I wear indian clothes for formal occasions but otherwise I'm totally into old money, I won't start wearing old money because I want to be perceived as an old money fellow but because I feel like it's so classy and beautiful, because I LIKE IT!

[@HaasGrotesk]

Quite luxury is trends without logos that go in and out of style. Old money is timeless clothing that worked 100 years ago, works now and will work 100 years from now. But old money has the tradition as you said.

[@CarolCreates]

0:14 Is “quiet luxury” a white Caucasian European/American aesthetic? 🤔 For many cultures, ie Chinese, Africans, Caribbeans, Mexicans, Indians, Italians etc does this term really relate? What really is “old money” vs “real money” when it comes to cultural history? 🤷🏽‍♀️ @Politics&Fashion has a REAL conversation on this topic.

[@epifanny]

I think quiet luxury translates to other cultures, in fact i'd argue that people from those cultures have always been doing it...its not unusual for Africans or Asians to have custom or bespoke items in their wardrobes, if thats not luxury I don't kno what is. Quiet luxury in those places is just practiced within their own context.

[@CarolCreates]

@@epifanny yeah, that’s my point … it’s not “quiet luxury”, it’s their culture.

[@nj1624]

@justCarol ... good question... since I am from the Caribbean... our version of quiet luxury would be... very little logos BUT very clean lines, nothing too heavy due to the weather of course.... and yes it is sometimes colourful.

[@CarolCreates]

@@nj1624 I’m from Caribbean too - the true meaning of “quiet luxury” is not a thing. Nor is the concept of money, new money …

[@HauChic]

Im loving this discussion here! :) I guess quiet luxury is the white Caucasian European/American aesthetic, because this is what the trend aesthetic appears to be in mainstream fashion as it stands. And the one example from of old money resembling heritage and tradition from the British monarchy, I do think that it does apply to other cultures too if they wear their heritage pieces, be it Chinese, African, Caribbean, Mexican etc, in this case, I wouldn't say its the quiet luxury/old money aesthetic, it is old money mindset and heritage thats been passed down from generations.

[@daniellem.gibson4658]

Your voice is so soothing and soft, relaxing

[@HauChic]

thank you so much ^^ x

[@josipag2185]

The most tacky thing are houses of old money that are copycat, and false art. Great video, thank you. I hope people will stop confusing this things

[@make749perday]

"If you genuinely want something, don't wait for it*teach yourself to be impatient." *Gurbaksh Chahal

[@sergel02]

I am happy I was never a big fan of logos and such. I always tried to avoid items that had logos on it, it was just never my taste.

[@thejournalhouse]

Mary Kate and Ashley own a brand called The Row it’s a clothing brand are understated but beautiful

[@fredacharbel7510]

It’s my favourite brand.

[@AmmaSoelberg]

Growing it 'no logos' we a part of my dress code. My parents never policied how long my skirts or shorts were but they did not let me wear sweatpants/sweatshirt outside the house unless I was sick, no logos unless the company paid me (hard for an 8-year-old to get puma as a sponsor) (outdoor brands for camping like MEC, REI & patagonia were ok though, but it's camping not a runway) and it could not be wrinkled (If it was I was would to iron it or change).

[@ImenBen12]

Girl i love your videos! You put so much effort into them and we really appreciate them!! :)

[@HauChic]

thank you so much ^^ im glad you are enjoying them so far :)

[@joseplionelclaverol7732]

Thank you for creating valuable content im in love with your channel! 👏🏻🥰

[@HauChic]

thank you so much for joining in to watch ^^ x

[@lalalalaland84]

Would you say that old money has to be at least from the 4th generation onwards?

[@ItalianoOrg]

As a young italian, i prefer old Money. But luxury Is something that i would not esclude. Kiss🇮🇹🇯🇵♥️

[@JudithBaldwin-sr7il]

One can never be old money by just dressing like it. You do you.

[@SandysASMRunboxing]

I agree 100% with the quiet luxury, but I really wanted to own a Balmain shirt. It does say Balmain in black letters, and I absolutely love it. 😝😝 it looks beautiful!!!! ❤

[@HauChic]

quiet and logo luxury can both be loved ^^ its whatever makes you feel confident, that has much more value there! xx

[@steamshiptv3488]

Balmain is art. Literally only a handful of people in the world own Balmain pieces. Be proud to be part of that small percentage, you deserve it!

[@MrZgui415]

I maybe a working person but I like MTO ( Made To Order ) goods thats hand made in small batches Like off the rack suit VS tailored suit

[@medina8223]

I dont know why I am watching this, I’m neither 😂😂

[@MountandbladeSteppeNomad]

This is why people hate "rich" people, this level of pretentiousness and belief in things that have NO bearing on reality and the world.

[@theartvoyager]

so basically, quite luxury can be old money but old money doesn't necessarily have to be quite luxury.

[@Nketsi_kets]

It also helps to be knowledgeable, poised and mostly kind. How to hold a wine glass at the stem

[@sonia417]

Damn,I thought she had a million subscribers while I was watching the video. Nice work

[@HauChic]

manifesting the growth ^^ thank you so much!! x

[@Anoppinion]

You have money and power (real estate/politic/finance) and you have money and culture. Old money have normally culture (and style/refinement). The kids from these families are often hip and modern og super sophisticated. The less money the more old fashioned the kids are. My experience. Its not so easy as it seams - for an outsider...

[@Exploringmuse]

What a beautiful well done video! I love how you linked the cycles of the economy to the expression of fashion. I study the cycles of astrology and in a few months we will shift from Capricorn ( economic structure bug buisness hierarchy snd status) to Aquarius ♒️ ( community technology humanity ai) I think we will see a drastic shift in how we approach fashion and asthetics… maybe even having technology incorporated clothing? Who knows! :)

[@cchris5958]

Okay so what is the eat the rich uniform?

[@hardeepkang9733]

I love your earrings, may I know where you purchased from.

[@stargazerbird]

Old money is bespoke clothes for posh and country stores for everyday. My best friend old money mum lives in jodhpurs and ridding boots and scruffy fleeces. Her handbag is an ancient battered leather stuffy one. But when she dresses up she has custom made gowns in gorgeous bright colours. She is also thin and super fit. Very few aristocrats are even slightly overweight.

[@amy_dsc]

Sincerely I want to look good and presentable with soft, dark or neutral colors. Also I dont want keep with all this fast fashion, I wanna look elegant and a little minimalist without looking to simple. Since I cant go with Old Money cause Im definitely not, so I will keep my quiet luxury.. been trying that for 3 yrs and loving it

[@kruxii]

OT sorry your voice is so soothing

[@M-AY]

The important thing is being original and confident... If a person try to create her image only with random logos instantly became soulless hanger... so if you want to be classy and chic you must show of yourself and give hints about you in your combines. don't copy the logos and image of fashion companies 😊

[@veronikalipar]

Old money can be quite tacky. Especially in the uk

[@leelohaskin7941]

Lol they tend to do that in order to show that they don't have any money when they do

[@MeMe-oh5qj]

Old money knows how to dress for the occasion.

[@MelanatedHomesteadher]

This

[@flowerpower1272]

I never liked labels and are happy to see them go! People who rely on labels to make their clothes have zero style, sorry, but zero

[@AnnaAmorim]

great video! well done Hau!

[@katarzynaflorczak990]

Thanks for explained :)

[@jeanlanz2344]

Quiet luxury: minimalism, simplicity, high quality materials of silk, cashmere, leather Old money: traditions of past clothing, natural materials (similar to quiet luxury)

[@jijiipetti1433]

Many fashion folk lack knowledge of history and don't know that certain fabrics and colors were, for most of human civilization, ONLY available to those with wealth. Think of expensive furs before. Today silk and the color purple are accessible to most. There is NO difference between quiet luxury because other than for particular ceremonies with those traditional heirloom items those born into wealth also tend toward classic, classy pieces made metticulously of quality material. These labels themselves are just the new names for classic timeless fashion. Mostly just a marketing ploy for young minds. Old money is old and luxury has been around for thousands of years, before these marketing labels. 🙄 Mostly this is a reaction to the tacky trends and the debasement of classiness, regardless of wealth level, standards and value, pushed by media, entertainers and their ilk. Even Paris Hilton reverted back to her old money after a rebellious youth.

[@behindthebri]

Love this!

[@h.l6344]

Quiet luxury is bland and boring 😴 ... always good to add a pop of colour in the mix ❤ Fair enough big branded logos stuck on the clothes looks super tacky that why I would go for small logos if need be. But hey dont matter ...where anything its your style and fashion as long as you feel good in them ❤😂

[@SaiaWalde]

Thank you so much l love here like l fall in love amzclothes

[@mzmimidiva]

I’m going to wear logos and quiet luxury. The irony is that any Asthetics are indicative of exclusivity and signaling. You don’t become rich by being quiet luxurious. Do whatever makes you feel comfortable.

[@pratishadash946]

I love the way you talk ❤

[@SaraPirret]

This was fascinating and informative thank you for sharing.

[@HauChic]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed this 💖✨

[@vickylovelace8626]

I always look at the pics of the late Princess Diana and Catherine POW. The two of them so pretty but Diana was sooo chic and Catherine no matter what she wears she looks old fashion. In the pass when she was not royal you could see pics of her (CPOW) wearing jeans, tall leather boots and her on hips wide brown leather belt. She looked even sexy (no wonder William’s eyes popped 😂). now she is well dressed but….

[@federicosolorzano7520]

Table manners is where one notices it most.

[@madeleinbronner3943]

No matter what is happening I LOVE COLOR!!! I love my logos, but in combination with items that are not loud. Everyone has their own style, and this whole thing is ridiculous. I can’t have respect for THE ROW. Those twins have some serious problems. No way are they getting money from me.

[@pinkycloud7945]

I also have no logo, and also no money 😂

[@jiwakumusic]

I'm old casual, wearing the same T-shirts with cheesy slogan and denim jeans for 20 years

[@irurouni]

Very thoughtful!

[@poshdelux]

Quiet luxury...Im happy my life long lifestyle has a new name lol

[@oaktharas]

Dolce&gabbana all the way. Whatever quiet blah blah blah , as long as i still with these two, taste and aesthetic guaranteed !

[@Randy-o5i]

what about no money aesthetics?

[@loloppololp9304]

I'm sorry, but Byran Bone is smokimg something if he thinks thats what "real" generational wealth wears on a daily basis. Thats literally the tradittional attire the king wears during coronation. Of course everyone there will be wearing the most outlandish outfits for the event. Also the fact that he is saying to be REAL generational wealth, you practically need to be a royal? This is so false 🤣.

[@emerybayblues]

He didn't say daily basis.

[@loloppololp9304]

@@emerybayblues did I say he said that?

[@立花杏-x4f]

i like your voice! very sweet and elegant.

[@marisamorais3150]

Its not quiet luxury if its zara, then its just minimalistic. I hate it that people made a whole personal style into a trend, not some pieces or part of the identify but just the whole looks. So in 2y when its not trendy anymore everyone can throw away their whole wardrobe which is the opposite of what people with this personal styles do

[@a.munroe]

Old money is culture for wealthy white demographics. I've noticed that ABIPOC with a sense of inherited practices have a much easier time entering into high society regardless of racial biases. I also find that's part of the distain, they have all of this and they didn't need money or colonialism to hold on to it. 😅 They have an untouchable pride in themselves from it. So being a service staff to those folk doesn't hurt the way it would for someone who is isn't as lucky.

[@amjaad2739]

شُكراً ❤

[@MrMarioman107]

some of the richest people in England and America wear tattered clothing;)

[@loloppololp9304]

Tattered? Absolutely not in England. Lol.

[@barbraluce5706]

Old money repairs....they resole their shoes, have holes darned or reworn. Handbags, ties, luggage are handed from one generation to another.

[@sp-bl1sl]

What was that cap you claimed an Old Money person was putting on at about 1:51? Old Money would never wear a cap like that.

[@hunnerdayEDT]

I worked with a kid who came from money. He'd wear a watch that cost more than a house but his clothes were beatup af.

[@staciantaylor52]

Best informative video on this topic 😊thanks

[@BeDangerousGroup]

If anything can rid the Earth of these gaudy logo, designer fashion pieces, im all for it.

[@zakosist]

So basically you can't actually see the difference between someone dressing quiet luxury and someone dressing old money. Are you (technically) old money if you didn't grow up particularly wealthy but inherited money later in life after adulthood when an older wealthy family member died?

[@missmaniladey]

youre so pretty. you look like lucy liu

[@madelainebellini7447]

Inaccurate. Royalty doesn’t wear extravagant things loudly, this was only for the coronation purposes

[@jgalt5002]

This trend happened before 1930 after stock crash. , in the 90s , and now again . Not new

[@i.o.3563]

You've just proved it's the same thing. When it comes to these terms, people only talks about appearance. Most of the pieces of quiet luxury holds the same enduring style and quality that those worn by old money guys. Besides, old money crowd tries to blend in a bit. So... there is no difference in style. Lifestyle - it's a different story that has no relevance to the terms in question here.

[@ytano5782]

Maybe the reason for my opinion is my age… but „quiet luxury“ is the type of outfit if you an adult.

[@brandinshaeffer8970]

I hate to say it bc it will trigger many, but being lean and slim is the ultimate quiet luxury AND old money statement. Garish large breast implants are another no no. I myself am quite small (size 2) but have D to DD breasts. This precludes me from wearing many styles, such as turtleneck or cable knit sweaters. I've wanted a reduction for years but my husband always talks me out of it😂