The Quiet Luxury fashion trend and how to nail it
Inspired by Gwyneth Paltrow's trial appearances? Here are the quiet luxury brands to shop now.
Quiet Luxury: tailoring and texture with a touch for comfort
Relaxed tailored trousers (choose one size up to get a slouchy finish) paired with cashmere jumpers.
Photo courtesy of Armani
Quiet Luxury: logo-less bags
From totes to cross-body, plain, logo-less bags are very much the trend of the season.
Quiet Luxury: beige is the new black
From Giorgio Armani to Max Mara, beige in silky or plush fabric reigns supreme. Worried you may vanish in blandness? Add a touch of red to the mix (ballet flat à la Bottega, for example).
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Quiet luxury: buy the right blazer
When it comes to a blazer, the key is in the quality of its cut and fabric.
The tendency at the moment is to go oversized. A quiet luxury blazer, however, must be timeless and wearable for years to come. It can be paired with jeans, tailored trousers and a simple white tee to fit your silhouette.
Not everyone can go for a Saint-Laurent blazer but brands such as Raey, Isabelle Marant and Officine Générale offer some great alternatives.
Photo courtesy: The Row
Quiet Luxury: leather comfort
Pencil or pleated skirts and boyfriend bomber jackets. Go for the classic cuts to keep them forever.
Photo Courtesy The Row
Quiet Luxury: accessories
Forget about logo belts and ostentatious jewellery. Accessories can elevate an outfit best when they're more unassuming and minimalist.
Quiet Luxury: grey uniform
Perhaps you've already joined the grey coat cult. If however, you are still in doubt about the power of greyness, just look at the plain grey cashmere sweaters worn with white pleated skirts during the Prada show during MFW. Low key, yet ever so stylish.
A testimony to the perennial attraction of a plain little grey number.
Photo courtesy: Max Mara
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