How to Get that Old Money STYLE! *what it is and what it isn't*

[@mcicalese58]

Whether you are Old Money or New Money it means nothing without class.

[@ANNAREID29]

100%! ❤️❤️❤️

[@mysteriousu5528]

200% correct 😂

[@tracyroose750]

One does not need money, old or new, to have class.

[@ritasnow6386]

So true. You can't buy it

[@mujeresbellassiempre1895]

Hermoso video ❤️🇦🇷

[@sparklie962]

I got bussed into a posh high school where everyone else was old money. In my experience people with old money are thrifty; buy high quality, *classic* pieces; take impeccable care of them, and wear them forever. No one I grew up with had cheap/trendy pieces and/or bought multiple new pieces every season. One of my best friend's Mum had 20+ year old suits and cashmere sweaters that looked almost new and she turned heads at all the parents' events. As for Lilysilk - had to have one altered slightly and the seamstress said it was very good silk and made by someone skilled at working with silk, in her opinion.

[@ANNAREID29]

Love this! Those are super great points. Buy quality and take care of it ❤️❤️

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Silk is a pain to sew. I just took three new silk items to the tailor for shortening yesterday because I hate working with silk, it takes a lot of experience to do a professional job. I do my own alterations on other fabrics.🙂

[@Зоряна-н4е]

So, if I have a few 20 year old cashmere sweaters, I can think of myself as "old money"? 😜

[@susanfudge1737]

Old money in a public school?

[@sparklie962]

@@susanfudge1737 haha in Canada? For sure. Loads of thrifty wealthy, old-money people don't see any reason to pay for private school when the public schools are excellent, well-funded and follow the exact same curriculum. Though to be honest, the ones in the posh neighbourhoods are greatly enhanced by having wealthy parent-advisory committees fund-raising for the latest equipment, team uniforms, extracurricular ski/travel trips etc etc. So I'm not going to try to claim that they are exactly "equal" to schools in less financially privileged areas.

[@VickyLynn3]

I shop at thrift stores. You can find amazing pieces. Often others don’t even realize the quality is there to find. It’s a lot of fun, but you’ve gotta have a good eye and know what to look for. This video helps with that!

[@drummerlovesbookworm9738]

We actually go to the thrift stores in the pricey zip codes because obviously they get the donations from the area. We find more stuff and better stuff there. A lot of the big thrift chains like Goodwill now cull their really nice things and designer pieces to sell online only, which is a shame for a nonprofit. So we prefer smaller independent charity shops. In my area, the best shop in the expensive zip code is a pet rescue thrift shop because the rich people love their dogs and horses, so the neighborhood likes to donate to them. ☺

[@magdlynstrouble2036]

I'm in Massachusetts just west of Boston and I love our Savers chain. My friends and I find Ralph Lauren, Dior, etc., for under $20!

[@ThunderPrincess2500]

You're bang on that the old money yacht crowd aren't wearing flowy dresses or heels like in photo shoots on board. Those items are a genuine hazard. These folks are all over the docks with massive sailing yachts where I summer (on a much smaller boat personally, lol) and the only thing that separates them from the rest of us is the size of their boat. It's a lot of Sperry boat shoes, shorts, polos, henley pullover sweatshirts, and baseball caps. One notable thing is I see ZERO holes. No intentionally distressed or ripped clothing, no tie-dye, all just very clean and classic. I also never see tank tops. Ever. My biggest tip-off, though, is if they have staff on board. You know you're probably old money when you don't even sail your own yacht.

[@janicevin4207]

Old money "style" cannot really be forced : you are or you are not old money. They have the right posture, the right attitude, a way to interact with other people. A few more "physical" points about being old money: always neutral or pastel colors in expensive fabrics (can wear red for an evening outfit) their clothes always look new or like new usually no short dresses or skirts (only for tennis) except for the very young but shorts are ok in the summer a lot of loafers and ballet flats (only heels to events) mostly gold jewelry but always expensive looking (18 carats gold or more) shiny hair, simple haircuts, "no make up" make up look natural looking nails or variations of red (only) nail polish. I can "smell" old money by looking at a woman even if she is dressed only in a pair of jeans and a white shirt.

[@ANNAREID29]

Yes exactly! ❤️❤️

[@mujeresbellassiempre1895]

Excelente 🙏💯🇦🇷

[@elizabethcurrie4920]

The clothes often look ancient, quality but well-worn. ‘New’ is gauche.

[@janicevin4207]

@@elizabethcurrie4920 you are right!!!

[@ferrero_rocher_]

You are right, it’s about who you are, elegant and classy

[@Old_Scot]

I think when we're talking about "coastal grandma", "old money", "quiet luxury" or "rich mom". we're always talking about women who want to dress more quietly (dare I say modestly?), more sustainably, get off the roundabout of having to buy constantly; to actually enjoy building a wardrobe instead of behaving (and dressing) like a hyperactive teenager with more money than sense. Though that's just my opinion. 😃 Of course, the class associations these labels are a problem, but money doesn't buy class, and people who dress well don't necessarily have money, just good taste and a clear idea of their own aesthetic.

[@33Jenesis]

Very accurately described. I had a supervisor who’s married to a foreigner with old money. She’s always classy, not dressy; wore the same high quality shoes and handbag 5 days a week until they needed to be replaced. It is mostly her aura and posture that I noticed. She is a life long daily swimmer therefore she stands tall and lean, no slouch or bad posture ever. She is quietly smart, doesn’t say much but when she does, it’s bullseye. Trends and fast fashion she never follows; only pieces that fit her body well in quality fabric (lots of silk, wool, cotton, and linen).

[@ANNAREID29]

This is all so right on! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Hannah68-n7l]

And kindness tops all😊

[@danalaborde1525]

Anna,the older I get,the more I like the old money aesthetic. Classic tops,good fitting pants,understated jewelry. It just so much more sense to do have classic well made pieces that last forever versus one season clothes. Really enjoyed your suggestions! Maybe a part two on accessories!

[@emiliaescobar7652]

Love Anna, I always say, wish I could go shopping with her!

[@salwakhodair6827]

Old money style is Georgio Armani, Ralph Lauren, Lilly Silk too. Thank you for this illustration ❤ and also for pointing to me my style. "Money is silent " well said !

[@deelehey2827]

Preppy and old money styles are fabulous.

[@ANNAREID29]

❤️❤️❤️

[@carolinedesjardins4255]

We should all follow old money style in the sense that it is more affordable on the long term, more sustainable as well. SHEIN clothes will cost you a lot in a sense because you will buy a lot of them and they will most of them finish in the trash. I love classic look and I finally understand that if you limit the number of colors you own, you can mix more of the pieces together.

[@stephro74]

I'm not always successful with it, but I definitely tend toward old money styles - preppy, but no logos. I always want the non-"signature" styles of bags, nautical stripes and colors, simplicity. Ralph Lauren kinda stuff! Loved this video!

[@sararichardson737]

Yawn.

[@stephro74]

​@@sararichardson737 Thanks, that was really sweet of you to judge my style as boring.

[@sararichardson737]

@@stephro74 apologies I mispositioned my comment: ie for the subject in general - the thumbnail(?) Which indeed is what the style should illicit, particularly if contrived and not bona fide.

[@sarahubackova868]

Ralph lauren is THE BESSST EVEERRRR!!!

[@cappalini]

You were so elegant about how you describe different styles and approaches, I really liked it.

[@SN-wi6nn]

I love your videos🌸also worth mentioning with old money is the personality, the flair the way they carry themselves and people from old money they are educated it’s an energy about them

[@Riley0310]

Carolyn Bessette-Kenned was the epitome of “old money style’. Anything she wore back then still looks elegant and stylish today.

[@ANNAREID29]

I completely agree! ❤️❤️

[@magdlynstrouble2036]

Of course her mother in law is even more iconic.

[@sabrage8494]

she put a lot of 90’s prada, miu miu etc that was rly trendy & how every1 dressed in the 90’s

[@sabrage8494]

& she literally wrkd for calvin klien

[@tropicalsunshine4689]

Loved the video....The real old money "look" depends on where someone lives. The Caribbean and European old money look different from The American old money. I think elegance, classic, and practicality suit old money. The GAP, Old Navy Jcrew, Tommy Hil and Banana Republic are inexpensive outlets for this style, they carry linen, cotton, and some other lovely pieces.

[@sarahconnor4757]

Agree

[@mikki3961]

Brava Anna, this video was abundant in information and you nailed it. To look polished, clean and effortless is Old Money. Hygiene is uber important, white teeth, shiny non trendy hairstyles, clean nails...

[@joycepenn6123]

I like the monochromatic look in old money for an upscale look, but I love some trendy fashion, too... love leather look!

[@carolineg3079]

Thrifty and classic and good quality are the words. King Charles attended church on palm Sunday in his father's coat first worn in 1956 😂

[@had123ish]

Love this video, great examples. Old money doesn’t stick out or call attention to itself. It’s class. Can’t buy it, because it’s not for sale. Many times, it’s the person who wears these looks that makes it look “old money”.

[@ANNAREID29]

Yes! ❤️❤️❤️

[@BetsyRoberts-u8e]

Hello, Lydia! I'm 64 and live in the Deep South, USA. We have REALLY hot and humid weather down here - which is unfortunate for me because I'm more of a cold weather fan. But my family, friends, and my life is here so I suffer for 6 months of the year (at least 6 months). I love your classic style and hope you keep posting videos.

[@11lechuza]

A very well done video, you did not trash anyone choice and I like that

[@ANNAREID29]

Not at all I love what a variety there is in fashion ❤️

[@sylviarodriguez1644]

Thank you for the way you present information. I just unsubscribed from another you tube fashion pair, because they were laughing and saying do this not this and not considering that everyone has different circumstances. I noticed that the negative comments outnumbered the limited good comments (so, I left). Keep doing what you are doing (being genuine & authentic).

[@ANNAREID29]

Thank you, Sylvia! ❤️❤️❤️

[@magdlynstrouble2036]

Not the ladies who said to never wear Birkenstocks but super-flat uncomfortable Express sandals were OK?

[@lyarcadia]

I think old money style is very thrifting friendly. Good quality and timeless, lasted several generations, until one day their descendants no longer understood their ancestors’s life and no longer wanted them, but the items are still nice…

[@ANNAREID29]

Yes! ❤️❤️❤️

[@bellathereader1328]

I am from old money but as an adult have lived an average life. Understated high quality is the trademark and wearing very expensive brands that only old money recognize is the way. Basic solid colors like white, navy, beige, black are worn in natural fibers. I wear the look, but in an economical way. And of utmost importance is manners and graciousness.

[@drummerlovesbookworm9738]

One area true Old Money never skips is general maintenance. They get their hair cut and colored on time. They don’t have chipped nail polish. They stay current with doctor and dental care. Most of them have lifelong fitness because even if they don’t ‘work out’ all the time, they have sports they enjoy. Where I live it’s boating, skiing, tennis, and horseback riding.

[@fanirivers4505]

I loved how you explained this subject. Specifically when you said it is not good or bad. We sometimes think it is better, it is not better, it is beautiful, as something simpler or cheaper might also be beautiful.

[@bizzimusic]

Great video Anna - helpful with your signature style for fun! And you look amazing too - not sure whether this was just for the old money aesthetic or if it is your new style, but you look beautiful! (That's not to say you don't always look good, because you do - this was just very captivating) Xx

[@ghosts231]

I’ve always loved the classic “old money” style and no one better epitomized it than the late and lovely Carolyn Bissett Kennedy. Always keep it classy ladies…Thanks so much for your channel.

[@ANNAREID29]

Loved her style!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@slackmonk]

Absolutely timeless, all of her clothes would fit perfectly in with this.

[@violetedge1017]

I really enjoyed this video! Old money is a name I would not previously have attached to this style, but it totally makes sense the way you broke it down. I love the classic preppy look. I choose not to spend crazy money on clothes and accessories but these looks can be achieved through affordable options for thrifty ppl like me who still like the polished look:) Enjoy your videos; glad you popped up randomly in my feed one day :)

[@tdsollog]

I was born in the 70s, and “old money” reads elevated, well maintained “preppy” classics. Conservative, well groomed. Not flashy or trendy. Family heirlooms. Minimal makeup with a fragrance that smells like a high end hotel.

[@Simplelivingslowliving]

❤

[@seekingstarwater371]

they call it " on holiday " LOL . I was a private chef for an old money family , he had a seat on the stock exchange , a 160 foot yacht , a ranch in Oregon ....you get the picture .

[@Neidytrozeski]

I lived in Plymouth, Massachusetts, for 5 years and we go visit family every year, for about 18 years now. The white linen dress that you wore, I would suggest that you wear it when visiting Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard , the streets, not while boating. Shorts and pants would work better ❤

[@barbararupert4774]

A great video as always‼️You wear "old money" style really well. Like ur hair❤️

[@ANNAREID29]

Thank you, Barbara! ❤️❤️❤️

[@33Jenesis]

Yachting in Martha’s Vineyard I picture old Gap 100% cotton tee and big sweatshirt over relax cutoff bermuda length light color denim shorts, old leather boat shoes or driving moccasins, faded cotton bucket hat, sun kissed hair and skin, very white teeth.

[@bluehibiscus502]

I love how you usually refer to movies/TV shows as illustrations for your points. Clever!

[@anjitimmons2454]

I love your look today!! Just stunning

[@magdlynstrouble2036]

My family is not old money. I come from a long line of teachers. But my mom always wanted to look classic and nice. She was even voted most sophisticated in high school!

[@sarahpage2031]

I don't like the warm and cold tones together but I do like the general style.. lovely!

[@stephaniwagner637]

Such an astute assessment of old money attitudes vs the rest of society. Thank you Anna! Loved it!

[@triciaperinger2675]

I was suprised, I LOVED ALL the looks you modeled. Beautiful!!!

[@Rumpelstilskin7]

I absolutely love how you approached this topic, with which a lot of people get offended in some way. I love how you kept it neutral, you gave your opinion on both new and old money styles and the thing you mentioned about someone who has worked really hard to get a Canel bag for example, and that it is ok to carry it with pride. I personally love old money styles, but as someone pointed out here, none of them means nothing without class. ❤

[@shyrettarenee]

I'm so glad you said this was a weird term. I call the look classic, not old money

[@barbararobson7969]

I just love your videos, love your sense of humor an love your style.

[@pamelab1175]

When I was young. I went to school with a lot of old money. I was just a poor girl from a big family. So I didn’t try to compete with any of them. I learned to just be myself and they accepted me. I live in a small house, and was raised by a working mom. Most of the old money friends mom’s didn’t work. Their husband’s made all the money. I saw some really beautiful houses by staying with them. And they were all nice. We didn’t belong to a country club. I can tell people from old money. Then the people who are new money. They want to wear labels from designers. They want to show they have money. Old money people are more discreet. I just dress like myself. I’m not trying to impress anyone. I’m one of the no money. Because I like to buy clothes, shoes and bags. I own two designer bags. And I carry one as an everyday bag. Not because I want everyone to see it. But I just like it. It’s a crossbody and I can still fit a lot of what I need in it.

[@yadiwilliams8605]

I loved your puppy that appeared in the video. So cute

[@maryh1640]

Love your hair, Anna, in this video!!

[@Clovergirl7934]

I have always leaned towards the more traditional, classic look with a few trends thrown in here and there. I still have beautiful sweaters that I have had for 25 years and STILL get asked where I purchased it! No logos for me!

[@supermodeljaz6829]

Love this black short sleeve sweater on you. It compliments your blonde hair!🌹

[@heatherj1267]

loved the sweaters with the shorts... really looked high end but understated.

[@Ingrid0410]

Love Lilysilk! Excellent brand! Their silk turtlenecks are 👍👍 love your trousers at 16.34

[@suzettewright2062]

Very engaging video and topic. I lean toward the Old Money aesthetic too. I’ve always preferred soft lux cotton & silk fabrics. Understated makeup & jewelry. Well done Anna👍

[@giedrebey5444]

Hi Anna you look absolutely gorgeous. Makeup and hair is like 100. I like different styles. Wore that quiet luxury in my mid 30’s when my husband was in WallStreet, and banking , going to those meetings, etc… . As i am ageing, i like variety. I love all styles, depends of my mood. I dont mind calling it quiet luxury, but talking about those old money ppl, mostly monsters ( thats just nicely said😡) i will not elaborate how i really feel …. But hopefully soon the world will know, what are they looking up, dream or worship, its absolutely …. Have a blessed day🙏💗

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I agree, many of these so-called “Old Money” outfits are costumes. “Blair Waldorf”, whoever she was, is the inspiration always quoted. Real Old Money style is about the best-quality, timeless and restrained items. Rich people don’t want to draw a lot of attention to what they wear. These girls are getting the look all wrong, Old Money adults don’t wear schoolgirl uniforms, for one thing. For the Old Money style, focus on: 1. top-quality materials and construction; 2. classic, understated, timeless and simple styles, and 3. neutrals and basic colors like navy and khaki, no trendy 2023 neon tangerine or lime. It is essentially a very quiet look, not in your face or standing out. I live in one of the wealthiest counties in the world, so I know what this look really is.

[@ANNAREID29]

This is all so true! Right on point ❤️

[@had123ish]

Spot on.

[@claireewing6188]

Absolutely!

[@mysteriousu5528]

Everybody should wear colors. Why? Just look at nature like trees, plants, flowers, fruits, veggies, northern sky for Aurora borealis. The problem with most people is lack of self esteem and awareness. So they dress desperately and cheaply to attract other people, men or women and look for praises and compliments from others. I have every color imaginable in my wardrobe. I do oil painting, knitting, love gardening, cooking and display fruits and veggies. Its a sight to behold! We are part of nature. One should wear structured and well fitted clothing, have some casual clothing and with the right attitude, one and anyone can pull off any dress in any color. BTW, this paper money is recent in the 20th century. Before that, people would use gold and silver coins(yellow), different gems in trade or even to buy things!!! So, let's not disrespect colors and enjoy life in all myriad forms and colors😂

[@chelsabrinkman417]

The neutral look probably holds true but has also become “the uniform” of those trying to “look expensive.” 🙄 I’ll never forget the woman in my town who had far more money than anyone and the confidence to match. She looked like a bejeweled gypsy, and was 100% her true and colorful self, not giving one thought to if anyone else thought she looked wealthy or not.

[@katherinebaer6798]

Fun video! Rockin’ the side part, Anna! Really astute analysis of old vs new money and the lifestyles that they reflect.

[@franzezkamae7689]

Love how articulate you are. This video is inspiring and worth to watch. :)

[@Noname-cv3cn]

great video! I’ve noticed this too. I think a lot of them are going for coquette and think it’s old money.

[@Avoid_Low_Frequency]

Wow!!! I love this video!! That’s my style!!!

[@que2h.690]

You have an adorable sense of humor that makes me chuckle😂!

[@robinsmith4499]

Love classic! I always feel put together.

[@kellycook4347]

People with money can spot that I don't have any from a mile away. I'm totally ok with it. Not gonna try to fit in with my clients. It's ok to be who you really are.

[@carlsenlifeafter60carlsen11]

I wear linen all summer long because I live in the desert in California. Over 100° every day today it’s 95 and I have been at the pool.

[@TurquoiseKat]

I have to say, you look so amazing!!! I love your hair and makeup :)

[@ANNAREID29]

Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️

[@lorettawubah2671]

I love your hair style!

[@ElenaKamesh76]

Ciao, yy mom had so classy style, really good quality clothes, cashmere, silk, cotton, leather classic jewelry, etc..i have the same style plus interesting designed clothes not trendy at all.

[@elainecondrin1927]

Ur hair looks great!

[@ANNAREID29]

Thank you!!! 😘😘

[@BornToRun.]

Great video. Your outfits look wonderful.

[@ANNAREID29]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@emilycasey1781]

Your hair looks so great styled like that 😍

[@judithcatlett8518]

I liked the video. Really liked that you mentioned old money grooming. It’s true.

[@ANNAREID29]

❤️❤️❤️

[@cindysmith5832]

Anna, your hair and makeup look beautiful!

[@melishamcalister1570]

Wow! You look extra terrific today! 😍 And this was a fun video!

[@lolabear3862]

According to people who have actually worked around Old Money people, they wear a lot of hand me downs, vintage designers items, or items that are couture. Many people say they look like crap a lot of times. They definitely ARE NOT wearing muted neutral tones.

[@user-yd4yr5hr3s]

You look amazing a million bucks that hair that make up that top in this video those outfits stunning on you that look on you is my favorite that hair everything your look is so beautiful on you 🥰🥰🥰😘

[@pollybrown3204]

Loved this video!

[@Neidytrozeski]

Wonderful video! I love that style!

[@jackieb.7368]

What a nice an unique video. Thanks friend 🌺

[@ANNAREID29]

Glad you liked it! ❤️

[@sarahconnor4757]

I graduated in the 80s. No money but we wore these looks. We wore RL button downs, Vanderbilt jeans, and a sweater draped over the shoulders with an LV bag "doctor style" bag, yes they were sooo much cheaper then. Pearls or gold bead necklaces, ribbon belts, loafers or flats, tennis bracelets, lapis bracelet, tulip rings. Love these styles. Great video!

[@HélèneZielasek]

I love your Humor. You're such a lovely ....woran. good job!

[@debraray5786]

Do you have any videos on how to look classy but comfortable for airplane travel - especially long flights? Thank you!

[@SummerThyme29]

Thank you 💖

[@nancydunks9095]

The old money vibe is most evident in modest dress, "buttoned-up" being more than just an expression, with the crew neckline most reliable, long sleeves, midi skirt lengths, and the omnipresent pearls, single strand, fine gold clasp. Nouveau riche, or newly rich money, tends to be the lower neckline, midriffs, wherever the exposed skin exposes the financial standing. This is my observation.

[@MindiB]

Old Money Style is definitely an aesthetic, but ultimately the key to being accepted as “old money” rather than nouveau riche is. . . having old money. Growing up in this ethos is (IMO) essential to its ultimate believability. I am definitely not of that group but have had the dubious “honor” of seeing some exemplars up close, and-making a huge generalization, as there are always exceptions-I found that world the opposite of aspirational in every way except the fact of having no financial worries. Otherwise, nope.

[@ANNAREID29]

❤️❤️❤️

[@heyyou9839]

I would love to hear what you didn’t like about that world

[@MindiB]

@@heyyou9839 Honestly? I came to hold the opinion that many, and perhaps most, very rich people are awful. Self-obsessed/clinically narcissistic, bored and boring, unappreciative, and narrow-minded. Yes, again, this is a total generalization and absolutely does not apply to every wealthy individual, but this was largely my experience, and I found it discouraging and aversive.

[@heyyou9839]

@@MindiB thank you 🙏 interesting

[@MindiB]

@@heyyou9839 You’re welcome!

[@mariecurie7491]

I agree about fabrics. I think it’s also one of the secrets of French elegance. And although viscose is natural, I have learnt to steer clear of it because it takes AGES to dry. One of my favourite old suits is a red pinstripe one by Ferragamo. It was on the catwalk in 2012; I got it at a good discount 6 years ago; and the style of the trousers and the jacket both seem 2023. The fabric is is incredible, cool wool with silk. Anyway. My white jeans in pure Japanese linen have arrived. They needed to be shortened by 9 cm (a little less than 4 inches)! The fit is great. And the weather is getting warmer, so I can start wearing them

[@ANNAREID29]

Ah I love this! And I love me some Ferragamo I go a pair of Ferragamo heels in Milan years ago and wore them to death until my dog got ahold of them and chewed up the heels 😳😳😳

[@mariecurie7491]

@@ANNAREID29 your dog clearly has your impeccabile taste! Although shame about the shoes

[@emmyandboo]

Great video - I also feel like Europeans capture the old money style well. It reminds me of Italians or Parisian's effortless style. Also, old money women have a tailor - one of the most important things is their clothes fit them perfectly, no matter what their size!

[@user-mv2tg8hc8c]

I think of these looks as classic, simple, but clean looks!

[@samariapenaloza6106]

Yep join the club I also shop at thrift stores I just found a Calvin Klein blazer with a matching purple camisole blouse really really stunning... you don't have to have a lot of money in order to look wealthy thrift stores or great place to find whatever it is that you're looking for you just have to be willing to sift through everything. Also going thrifting you can find ethnic pieces of clothing you can find pieces from like Cairo and India you just have to know what you're looking for.

[@user-zp8sk2rc4m]

Loved and cracked up at your pronunciation of 'praahpertee"...all of the outfits you featured are gorgeous!

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Browns and tan are great colors for this style, too.

[@ANNAREID29]

Yes! 🙌🙌

[@ivanabasic862]

You should see my old money (the 6th generation) family in Spain living in mind blowing mantion in Marbella but two aunts still share a mixer and wear Adidas sneackers and tracksuits.

[@kellyc1578]

Yowza! That purple dress looked amazing on you! You should were that on repeat.

[@ANNAREID29]

Thank you, Kelly! ❤️❤️❤️

[@nicolleobrien167]

Love your content ❤

[@starfishw7138]

Wonderful perspective

[@petergeorge4415]

Lots of information to intake! Style...and classic clothes; as you said it so well, it is not only " the " clothes but the attitude...the person in it! You inspire, Ms Anna! Thank you for the ravishing...video! ;) helene

[@michellelaffan1841]

Your hair looks great.

[@Ingrid0410]

Love love your hair here!! Did you curl it? Great video Anna

[@nayelihernandez4559]

Loved this video, very helpful thank you.

[@lisanedrouin392]

Love the video, ideas and clothes ! Agree with all and many comments, with the exception of the cute peuple / lavender dress. Don’t give the old money vibe, though you look fabulous in it

[@Nemma7hemi]

Love this side part❤

[@alexandracummings2852]

Tweed,Oxford cloth shirts,riding gloves and black Paton shoes...love em all....if I’m in that mood I can style it on the cheap😊....true dat. Lol

[@ANNAREID29]

Yes! 🙌🙌🙌

[@emilyevans6989]

I guess I’m just really “middle class.” At this point in my life, I’m good with that.

[@flower-ss2jt]

Old money makes sure that every piece they wear is clean and mended. Ah yes, mending...I am from UK and there is no problem in patching or repairing clothes - or even remodelling good clothes. There are two big giveaways you are not 'old money' - not having clean and polished (or brushed) shoes and not have clean manicured short fingernails.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Especially short nails, clean and polish-free.

[@ANNAREID29]

True! ❤️❤️❤️

[@sarahterry2140]

Im from Boston and we mend also; I can’t understand why someone wouldn’t re-heel their leather shoes or darn a moth hole in a cashmere sweater.

[@flower-ss2jt]

@@sarahterry2140 Totally agree, Sarah, there is nothing wrong with mending/repairing. The mindset of 'old money' is to buy quality and look after what you have, rather than buy cheap and 'fashionable' clothes.