#Quiet Luxury

[gent-illmatic]

[mytvjunk]

Did ya notice that Wilhelm looked extra RICH this season? The costume department really stepped their game up, more than ever and doubled down on the quiet luxury trend for Wilhelm. You can see how they blatantly conveyed the vast financial difference between him and Simon through their wardrobe. From their suits at Wilhelms birthday party, to their opposing outifts at their pre trial hearing....Even Wilhelms camping outfit looks like its straight out of a luxury outdoor brands ad campaign. The styling choices this season are simple, but very well executed.

[mausirot]

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[yourhoneymoongirl]

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[life-spire]

[nakathemoth]

saiko loungewear

[that-one-girls-blog-posts]

so much thinking to do, writing and journaling and meditating

[bxtxnx]

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Scorpio women (Sun, Venus, Rising) look great when they are dressed more formally.

Since Scorpio is ruled by Pluto, planet of extreme wealth and other people's money, Scorpios look their best when they are styled in a way that makes them look like they've spent a lot of money on their outfit.

Scorpio is one of the signs I can associate with the quiet luxury trend, as long as you stick to dark colors.

[alxyax2]

Why be average when you can be what you were meant to be?

[gent-illmatic]

[the-posh-life]

[11oh1]

[peachylalita]

Vintage Jimmy Choo- Me when I become a housewife 🥧 or maybe even Nara Smith

[miss-what-a-d0ll]

𝘤𝘰𝘢𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘭 𝘨𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘥𝘥𝘢𝘶𝘨𝘩𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘮𝘰𝘰𝘥𝘣𝘰𝘢𝘳𝘥

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[fashionlandscapeblog]

The blandification of fashion is very real, guys. It has been virtually impossible to find inspiring content for the past 2-3 seasons and I blame it on the rise of quiet luxury and late stage capitalism. The latter means that the fashion industry is designing as simply as possible (minimalism does not equal boring) not because of 'sustainability' as some people seem to put it, but to save on material, details. patterns, etc to increase profits in order not to go bankrupt in a system that demands increasing economic growth. The demand for quiet luxury has been welcomed by the fashion industry for this very same reason, but in my opinion, people who wear this 'trend' do not like fashion, since wearing nondescript clothing has nothing to do with style and individuality, but on the contrary: it makes you a clone. It has also nothing to do with minimalism and less with sustainability, because it is a logical fallacy to believe that absolute simplicity has a positive environmental impact, neither do the socalled 'capsule wardrobes'. You can buy a sequin skirt or something with a pattern or a very distinctive design, but if you wear it all the time, it is far more sustainable than a Loro Piana cashmere sweater you think you 'invested in', yet never wear. Capsule wardrobes and basics are a myth, as you will wear in real life what sparks joy in you the most (I'd rather wear my asymmetric tops than any 'basic' white shirt), not what a brand/influencer/magazine tells you to buy. Capsule wardrobes are a very individual thing based on your personality, not a cookie cutter formula. To achieve a wardrobe that you love and wear for years is a very organic and eventual process, definitely not based on what a Vogue site tells you to buy now, but on what you find yourself and love.

[chiaberries]

filthy rich & smokin' hot