#black women in luxury

[richarlotte]

Thursday’s Watch.

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How to Be That Girl – Rich Edition 💸✨🥂

Being an It Girl isn’t just about looking expensive—it’s about embodying luxury, confidence, and exclusivity in every aspect of your life. Here’s your ultimate guide to leveling up and stepping into your high-value era:

Invest in a Luxury Bag : A designer bag instantly elevates even the most basic outfit. Whether it’s a classic Chanel flap, a LV Alama BB or a Dior Saddle, the right bag makes a statement before you even speak. 💼

Jewelry is a Must : Always wear something that shines—whether it’s a timeless tennis bracelet, a dainty gold chain, or statement earrings. High-quality pieces last forever! 💎

Upgrade Your Aesthetic : Post the trips, the champagne toasts, the five-star dinners, and the luxury stays. Let your lifestyle speak for itself, and keep the rest private—mystery is power. 🥂

Hair is Everything : A true It Girl has flawless hair at all times. Whether it’s high-quality bundles, a sleek silk press, or effortless waves, investing in a top-tier hairstylist ensures you always look put together—even with no makeup. 💇🏽‍♀️ SHOP : @Candalbeauty (on instagram)

Drive Luxury : Your car is part of your brand. A high-end vehicle not only elevates your status but puts you in different rooms and circles. It’s not just transportation—it’s an investment. 🚙

Confidence is Key : If you don’t feel like that Girl yet, change whatever you need to until you do. Whether it’s Botox, fillers, surgery, or a whole new wardrobe—self-improvement is power. Look good, feel good, move differently. 💉

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✨ Set Your Intentions:

It’s February 1st ✨

As we approach the month dedicated to honoring Black culture and love, let's take a moment to write out our intentions for this month!

What actions should you pursue this month to achieve your major goals this year? What qualities do you wish to develop?

This is a safe space, please take some time to write your intentions down in affirmation style in the comments!

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Vixen Beauty

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Not be to be one of those people, but life improved significantly once I started to exercise consistently, and I became more intentional with what I ate. My health became a priority, and everything started to align again.

Love it or hate it, it makes such a huge difference. Make your well being your highest priority and life will start to flourish in unexpected ways 🤍

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[richarlotte]

things to be involved with on campus?

Special Interest Groups. 

One of the things that helped me immensely when I first got onto campus was going to a bunch of events for the different clubs and groups my school hosts. I do French Club, Italian Club, Expat Society, and so many other fun things, and it’s all because I took the time to go out and connect with people. If you know no one, clubs and groups are going to be how you make your first friends, and they’re a great option if you don’t drink. I would strongly suggest reaching out, getting involved, trying new things, and seeing what works for you. Doing at least one extracurricular is essential when you’re in college, and being involved in things other than schoolwork will help you achieve your goals. Choose a club that interests you and go to a meeting.

Honors Societies. 

The better your grades, the more opportunities you’ll have. If your school has honor societies for students who make good grades, offers merit aid, or hands out better opportunities based on grades, you’ll want to make sure your grades are high. Some honor societies are also really nice; the ones on my campus host dinners and events, have cocktail hours and networking nights, and have direct lines to internships and prominent people in our city. I also think graduating with honors is a flex in itself; it shows a lot of motivation, it looks good on a diploma and better on a resume, and being in honor societies will give you access to more people, events, and opportunities.

Greek Life. 

I’m in Greek Life and it’s made a huge campus a lot smaller, it’s been a great experience, I live in the house and spend most of my life on the Row, it’s very fun and I’ve met some of my soulmates through my chapter, my social life and on campus life are bettered by being involved in Greek life, the networking opportunities and off campus experiences I’ve had due to my membership have been insane and the opportunities that have come from being a member of the house I’m in are fantastic. I’d recommend going through the process; it’s not that difficult to navigate, and you can always drop out. You’ll meet more people, you’ll have easier access to parties and a better social life, and it’s worth a shot if you want to live a certain life at school.

On-Campus Jobs and School Year Internships. 

I think it’s pretty important to begin laying down the foundation for your future while you’re still in college, and most people work small jobs, seek out internships, and network for better positions while in college. Gaining your independence, learning how to manage your time and money, and building your resume (and finding potential recommendation letter writers) should be a secondary priority of yours during this time. I know girls who work at bars, tutor, nanny, work at cafes and small shops, and who keep the libraries and offices at our school running. Whether you need to work or want to work, find an environment that you thrive in and that pays you well enough to enjoy work.

Richarlotte x

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