Thank you for watching! ❤Let’s keep the conversation going, what do you think of all these online trends? Leave your thoughts in the comments below. Live a more fabulous future by taking part in my FREE workshop: fabulousfutureformula.com/ Meanwhile, find out what I think about the quiet luxury and old money aesthetic trends here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dZyKo9B_d63edKg.html

@user-nh6mg9tl6j

9 ай бұрын

I think it's good. Because it's the opposite of trashy.

@titanicgirl3526

9 ай бұрын

@@user-nh6mg9tl6j agreed 👍🏻. Anna has taught me so much. I already knew much about it from my family’s being “Old Money”. Nothing can really teach you quite like a professional such as Anna, and continually improving and learning. Like Anna my daughter has been on a horse since 3, now moving into tennis! I would love some tips on tennis from Anna! 😍🙏🏼🙌🏼

@rosebiff6031

9 ай бұрын

Love you anna

@lucienelson

9 ай бұрын

Back in the "day".

@cherryblossomsandwisteria855

9 ай бұрын

I liked today's video, in all previous video, you used to describe European Quiet Luxury as Quiet luxury, but in this video, I think you have come to the current standards, especially I liked the point where you said every country has different meaning of Quiet Luxury. A small request, can you update your course? I would love to take that.... Anticipating a fresher new course or video on How to style Classic Elegant or Quiet Luxury or How to Style Yourself ❤

My mother always said, “It doesn’t matter what you wear as long as it is clean, mended and pressed.” She grew up during The Great Depression but she was right.

@user-nh6mg9tl6j

9 ай бұрын

Yes & no. Names, brands, do matter these days. People can spot that.

@lindadorman2869

9 ай бұрын

My family was not wealthy but we were raised to dress modestly with class and elegance. What my mother called homemade, others would consider couture. She taught me all about high quality fabrics, design, fit and construction details even though she was not a designer or seamstress. She used to say "Good taste is always in style."

@MissDuke2012

9 ай бұрын

@@user-nh6mg9tl6jeh no.

@SA-hy6nw

9 ай бұрын

@@user-nh6mg9tl6jthey matter how? And what do people recognising brands add to your life exactly?! Cleaned, pressed and presentable trumps!

@luluesparza7360

9 ай бұрын

Local makes a big difference…some places in OK or TX…you would never know those of the old oil money society.

You are one of the very few creators who mention that culture, countries, and religion play a huge role in this conversation.

@katelynnwoods

9 ай бұрын

But the world is sadly being gentrified.

@annasplace4419

9 ай бұрын

She's very clever.

@bamafencer12

9 ай бұрын

And location too. Where I live rich people wears expensive sweatpants.

@JeanClaudeCOCO

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely I can appreciate she did her research better and is the only one who went into the top with an open mind.

@ah5721

4 ай бұрын

she didn't used to. but when Anna got a larger following she's expanded to a bit of other cultures

I live in the Middle East. Dressing elegantly here is a breeze. The fashion is modest and feminine by default, so I discovered a lot of styles and types of clothing that look amazing and that I wouldn't think to wear somewhere else. Would love a video on elegant fashion "around the world" some day!

@julianaalencar9586

9 ай бұрын

This is so interesting. Would you mind sharing some pictures? It can be google images links.

@tatianazimina7266

9 ай бұрын

@julianaalencar9586 you can check out things like "abaya", "kaftan dress" or "female thawb". Also long flowy dresses here are very popular

@julianaalencar9586

9 ай бұрын

@@tatianazimina7266 Thank you! Edit: they are gorgeous! I'm definitely getting some inspiration from them when sewing my next dress. How comfortable are they during summer?

@poisonedchalice

9 ай бұрын

Agreed! I've been born and brought up in the UK. After visiting the Middle East on 2 occasions over the past 2 years I must say I was taken aback about how elegantly women carried themselves x

@tatianazimina7266

9 ай бұрын

@julianaalencar9586 very comfortable! Most Middle Eastern countries are extremely hot, so if made from a light fabric, they feel perfectly fine. I get a little bit hot these days, but it's above 50C where I am... 😅

They wear whatever they want. Their clothes usually reflect how they function everyday and utility for their favourite activities and pastimes.

@TechGalDiaries

9 ай бұрын

Exactly - the Orange County housewives / spoiled girlies are in lululemon and alo all day because they don’t need to worry about an office dress code.

A big difference with wealthy people dressing ‘ plainly’ is that their white button down dress shirt was $500, versus the $35 one I would buy at Kohl’s. Wearing real $180 Tory Burch sandals. Paying $300 for a pair of shorts. They may look plain to us, but the price tag and where they buy their clothes from is a huge clue.

@Redwhiteblue-gr5em

9 ай бұрын

Yes but some rich people today are cheap when it comes to clothing. Especially the men.

@Bakerygo

9 ай бұрын

I bet there are rich people buying the cheapest clothes out there. They just don't care.

@blueelf217

9 ай бұрын

The rich people I know, go to consignment stores, thrift stores, buy at outlets. Their money goes to vacations, their homes, and charities. My old boss, a millionaire, is very casual. Unless it's a Tux for a black tie event, it's graphic tees, jeans and sneakers. Anyone spending $500 on a shirt, isnt' smart.

@thegrumpyhorticulturist

9 ай бұрын

Partially true. The biggest difference is quality fabrics l. You can often go to department stores during seasonal changes and snag those $500 shirts for $75. Made from linen or silk will automatically make you look more high class. As long as it isnt sheer. Tommy Hilfiger is great brand for grabbing the basic capsule items. Button downs and belts.

@creatingmissjones1711

9 ай бұрын

You are exactly right. Here in the US, I think it’s because media wants to condition us to believe that millionaire next door. That would have people believe they can work and save their way to wealth.

I'm not trying to look like I have money, I'm interested in elevating my to look to be more elegant. Thank you, Anna, for all your help!😊

@yomiseno

9 ай бұрын

Sometimes, elegance has elements of money too. Me, I dress my level. I was able to afford expensive bags from working "but never a Hermes", but I'll never buy fake ones. I just can't. I get Gucci, YSL, etc.. those are my brands and I'd stick to new money. I never bought old money stuff. I'd buy old middle class style.. like 80s style in my country. I want to keep culture.

@lesleyrobertson5465

9 ай бұрын

Me too

@yomiseno

9 ай бұрын

@@lesleyrobertson5465 hahahahahaha, are you from Scottland? My ex parents live there. I want to move to EU someday, though. I am learning French so I can apply for Switzerland someday and live by myself. If I never pass, I'll stay somewhere else like Iceland or Germany cuz I also like it there.

@lesleyrobertson5465

9 ай бұрын

@@yomiseno Lololol “Ex parents?” Did they vote for Brexit like mine.

I think there is a difference between high society and wealth. There are many very wealthy people today but that does not necessarily make them high society. Class does not always equate to wealth.

@essies4294

9 ай бұрын

That’s her point tho-these people dhe uses as examples ARE ABSOLUTELY part of high society. The average doesn’t realize this, their idea of HS is 60-100 years out of date😂😂

@pendafen7405

9 ай бұрын

Just look at any extremely well-paid top athlete or actor. Usually, they are extraordinarily wealthy/a 1%er, but look and dress and act in a way that is objectively trashy, because they were raised without class (not 'capital C' class, but the adjective) and know no other way to behave.

My favorite Dolly Parton quote of all time is “It takes a lot of money to look this cheap.” I know she’s joking, but she is absolutely the epitome of being herself and being aware but unapologetic about her actions, feelings, and style. She extends this through her kindness and support of others, as well. While I would never ever dress as she does, I aspire to the class and confidence she exudes.

@DiamondsRexpensive

6 ай бұрын

Dolly is amazing!

@sararichardson737

6 ай бұрын

She got that right!

@mfm4582

5 күн бұрын

Show business does not reflect the real world, or most of the everyday people who inhabit it. Individualism aside, an attorney arguing a case in front of SCOTUS might be well advised not to show up in court looking like Dolly Parton.

Thank you for broadening the perspective on this topic. Every country, culture, religion has old money. They all look different. We need this information because as you level up your life, you will be traveling more and meeting people who don’t look like you on the outside but share your mindset.

Anna's videos are always interesting, I like this podcast setup that she's been doing lately but I'd be lying if I said I didn't miss her "my dear elegant ladies" intro. But she does variation so I'm sure I won't have to wait much longer to hear it.

@101Sailorfan

9 ай бұрын

Do we know why?

@snowworld1641

9 ай бұрын

It looks like she is broadening her reach to different cultures and religions.

@101Sailorfan

9 ай бұрын

@@snowworld1641 i don't see how that would impact her greeting. There are elegant ladies in every culture and religion

I like how some wealthy people don’t fall into the society prison and value their freedom and dress how they want…IT’S CALLED FREEDOM. Old money…new money…are society crap. Having your own personal style is freedom.

@Sasanka197

9 ай бұрын

Agree. It's your personal style that matters, not the brand name.

@therenaissancehousewife2230

9 ай бұрын

Here in the Midwest, wealthy people dress *however the heck they want to*. 😅

@JuliaShalomJordan

9 ай бұрын

Amen. Well said.❤

I’m not sure how you define High Society, but there is still a “quiet” upper social class that is based more on education, certain common values and behavior, and family background, independent of how much money they individually have. These tend to buy their wardrobes for quality and longevity, not status. It’s true that wealthy people often buy more expensive items, but anyone can buy high-quality, classic styles, one doesn’t have to be rich.

I loved this video!! 👏🏼 It’s so true what you said about different cultures and backgrounds… I live in Dubai, where there are hundreds of different nationalities living here… and a lot of millionaires and rich people from different countries. Some are very bling bling, driving golden lamborghinis, others from head to toe covered in expensive luxury items… and others very casual, but owning massive corporations around the world… it’s so interesting to see all of this in one place… 😉

I loved how you included the forgotten factors as countries, cultures and religions .. for instance in Arabian gulf countries men still wear their purely white thobes (traditional) so the rich and the poor feel and look equals, no supremacy .. if you’re the owner of the largest holding you will dress like the man who is paid the least in your own firm! And i love that in lur culture.. anyways so no old money hints! Unless you look closely at the watch haha (however most rich men here wear apple watch so again you can’t tell) and it’s for the best

@erenjinchuriki

9 ай бұрын

Good point, but you can still tell the difference between the thawbs if you’re from that culture and pay enough attention, from the material, stitching, etc.

@sadafhabibee3800

9 ай бұрын

Soooo true✨

@user-vv1ox4qg9r

9 ай бұрын

@@erenjinchuriki unless we’re speaking about the extremely cheap VS the extremely expensive, then sure I can tell as long as I’m a local citizen.. but most people spend on their thobes and go to the mid range to high quality items therefore it’s almost similar..

@neginjafaritadi-jq7up

9 ай бұрын

Persian gulf*

@DiamondsRexpensive

6 ай бұрын

Surnames, I can tell from his surname if he's old money or not 😊

I love this video. It's so truthful, there really isn't a single style to any socio economic group

@leahmanderson298

9 ай бұрын

Indeed! There are literal millions of millionaires! Impossible to lump all of them into one style of dress.

I have been into quiet luxury my whole life. I think it’s tacky to wear so many labels at one time. And totally agree that elegance doesn’t have just one look. My style is elegant but in my circle of friends, Anna’s style would be too dressy (no disrespect to Anna, I think she is always on point with her style)but what I take away from each episode is how to make it work for me , and I definitely like the behavior videos. Those are always packed with helpful advice.

I have always preferred a sort median between what is considered "old money" and "quiet luxury" simply because I have always felt it suited me best. But I love that you show that it's not the only sign of "wealth" or "elegance". There are so many people out there from around the world who dress differently because they choose to and don't have a uniform that they must adhere to simply because of status. You dress in a way that suits your personality, lifestyle, and body.

The recent Jordanian Royal wedding gave great examples of fantastic elegant, modest, comfortable occasionwear, both day and evening.

I think there's a vast difference between "rich" and "society wealth" or class". The obvious example is the Kar-Jenner family, lots of money and mostly dress like strippers, head to toe logos, or just nearly naked. The most stunning dresser I've seen was at the Royal wedding in Jordan, Sheikha Moza of Quatar, covered up from head to, toe, no skin, no logos, pure style and class, mostly vintage. But you're correct about cultural differences however, even globally, class is easy to recognize 😊

@barbschultz9323

9 ай бұрын

Love Sheikha Moza! Saw her on a stage live once and was starstruck!

The thing about some societies: Some people can enter that society, it's fluid. Some people cannot enter other societies. Ever.

One thing I realized is the fact that old money people are usually not obese and very immaculately dressed from head to toe. I mean from their hair style down to their toenails.

@user-nh6mg9tl6j

9 ай бұрын

100 %

@beverleyabrown488

9 ай бұрын

Wrong. I know plenty of old money people who are obese.

@blueelf217

9 ай бұрын

I know a lot of overweight, wealthy people. However, they have healthy, shiny hair, nice skin and nice clothes.

@pendafen7405

9 ай бұрын

@@blueelf217 constant access to abundant, organic, nutrient rich food and also regular healthcare/cosmetic appointments probably accounts for that. Unlike the poor who have to scrabble around and take what little they can get in terms of food and medicine and care.

In my opinion, "old money aesthetic" is just boring and plain business casul look for office. No one is going to think you're rich or elegant. Beiges and whites has nothing to do with quality clothing and attention to details. Even the British royal family doesn't dress that boring

@elisedasvin170

9 ай бұрын

YES. I couldn't agree more. ☺️

Well done Anna 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 no one has touched this topic the way that you have done. Thank you for tackling this topic in a diversified way. I really enjoyed this video

@yomiseno

9 ай бұрын

She did open our minds!!

WHY does the majority seem obssesed with QUIET LUXURY? To this majority, I comment: Just be your BEST self, with whatever you can afford: High end, mid range, consignment and thrift shops and stop trying to be what you are not just to impress people you don't like, or even know. and by trying to impress on social media. WHO CARES in the grand scheme of things. I SURE DON'T. Just be happy if you are healthy, have food to eat, shelter, maybe loved ones, to love and care for, and if you LACK, what can be done about it? Katherine Hepburn even shopped Thrift in her day, and had a wonderful individual look. I believe Anna is trying to be Inclusive instead if exclusive. CLASS is kindness, graciousness, sweet, honest, hardworking, compassionate, authentic, real, clean, groomed, both, herself, and environment, and does not flaunt all the expensive things she can afford , leaving young impressionistic girls to only focus on the material, the things everyone else appears to own. Not everyone can buy or even want to buy all the stuff, it sure won't fit in your coffin. WHATEVER ethnicity everyone is!!!

Thanks Anna for mentioning other cultures! To be honest as a person of colour it has been strange seeing just the European/western style talked about when that’s not the single universal truth.

I love that you included our dear belated Lord Bath in your photo lineup. Culture and tradition are such an important element. There are circles in England where it is rather irrelevant how you dress, within reason. Lord Bath is a prime example. He dressed rather eccentrically, it matched his unorthodox lifestyle, his tastes in controversial art, and his extracurricular activities. But it was his title that gave him freedom to live as such and be accepted within British high society. If he were an American, of no lineage, trying to make his way in, he'd have been treated very differently. Societal class, your family, your lineage, are factors in being accepted within certain circles. It's been that way over the centuries and still has a stronghold today. Albeit, there are a few exceptions but they are to be considered exceptions, rarities in the greater scheme of things. I see some changes with the current younger generation but not markedly so. Class still matters in England, it's a general understanding that outsiders are often unaware of. Who you are is relevant, attire is a secondary matter, one that is dependent on who you are. There is nuance, introduction, manners, and demeanor are vital for anyone entering. Even then, you may be entertained on the fringe but never accepted fully in. Grace is observed and scrutinized over time, sometimes decades. The English elite are slow to warm under their outward, public, politeness.

Brilliant video Anna! You’re spot on, elegance lives in all cultures not just what Hollywood presents. One should not be gullible and believe whatever comes out of America is IT!

I love that your channel is evolving and diverse now. It’s still focused on elegance but yet keep a balance view of the evolving world

Take a shot every time she says 'high society'. All jokes aside, this was a great video, she touched upon inclusivity in this aesthetic and included different cultures. Amazing work Anna.

@frankievalentine6112

9 ай бұрын

Sooo drunk.

Loved how you included a range of cultures, didn’t it expect that and it really made me adore you even more so. I wish I had found your channel when I was very young. This is the guidance I needed so badly. Thanks for improving the lives of young women. ❤ you are so elegant and graceful.

Class is inner energy. Thats why new money many dont have and never they will have it. In Mexico there is a popular quote: "even if the money dresses with silk, monkey still is".

Such smart content. I am one of your followers that incorporates your tips to my mixed cultural representation of being an Afro indigenous New Yorker. For me representing my culture in my clothes and expression is a must as it is my authentic self. ❤

So very true. In Australia high society with class will wear Zimmerman and Camilla, which are very loud designs and colours. They want to differentiate themselves from the rest through good quality clothes, with original designs and a more tropical style. But they still keep it a bit conservative, without showing too much skin.Maxi dresses are a go to.

I really enjoy this format Anna😀 Couldn't agree more. I guess the smart thing to do is to be aware of a social group's codes to feel comfortable, and navigate with ease within this circle, but still be yourself. An elevated version of course, but not a fabricated image based on a stereotype or a fashion trend.

So eloquently said! A refreshing voice amongst all the “quiet luxury hysteria “ online at the moment. Just want to let you know that I love and appreciate your content. Keep it up!

Wow! You also include our previous queen and princess in this video too! Thank you And I love how you explain about styles that many rich people also wear and not every rich person cares about style. I love all of your advice!

My nan used to say... you always invest in a good coat and good shoes... it doesn't matter what's underneath, you will always look smart in public

My mother always had a simple, quiet, conservative elegance. And we weren't rich either, far from it. Classic styles, well made material, and always tasteful. She never tolerated trashy looks. I have worn pearls all of my life, and still continue to do so at my older age. I have never followed the dictates of fashion, most of them are horrendous. I personally love the styles of the 40's, 50's and 60's, which were always feminine, classy and exuded elegance....minus the hippy look, which we associated with the hobo and bum's clothing as a youngster in those days. Nothing wrong with working outfits, we have a farm, so we have plenty of working clothes and footwear. But, we would never venture out wearing muddy ratty footwear and dirty, ripped and stinky clothing. First, it's not appropriate, second, why would you think people would want to be around that. JMHO.

@lindsaytoledo7991

9 ай бұрын

Same, we always dressed conservative, and it makes me laugh that for tiktokers that means old money. We were poor haha but I guess it was just normal in my familiy to dress conservative because we wanted to differentiate ourselves from the prostitutes who had a bad reputation and will dress like influencers dress nowadays. I remember that back then I had a boyfrined who pushed me to dress sexy because my style was boring to him. I have to admit that I changed my style because of him, but after many years exploring other alternative styles now that I'm older I have settled for my orginal conservative style and I'm loving it again. Makes me feel more relaxed and somehow invisible, which I enjoy.

Girls take the test of elegance style personality, I loved it. Thanks Anna 💕

Yes! Im so glad that you pointed that out. This so-called "Quiet Luxury" / "Old Money" trend only focuses on European style without taking into account "old money" from other countries, cultures, and backgrounds.

I miss the fashion, level up tips and etiquette videos 😢

I really like the way you talk in this video.. It's so calm and respectful.

Very insightful Anna! You're part of the only few who knew how to analyse this trendy topic.

I personally came from old money with no more money (starting from my dad, no more money 😅) in my country. It's in their character and discipline, as I have observed from my grandparents, that makes them so different from the masses. So even if we have no more money, there are values (that helps us redeem ourselves financially) and even family stories and legends passe down from generation to another. My grandma dresses what she likes but gracefully. My dad dressed neatly. Nothing too fancy.

@yomiseno

9 ай бұрын

Same.. we got booted out of old money bec my father side are politicians and greedy. At least we're gifted with smart genes, and that's already enough for you to say you have status. You need to be educated and I am not afraid to catch up with intellectual standards. I'd rather be from a noble family with smart people than rich ones. New money, middle class. ❤

8:00 - it also depends on the industry they work in.

You’re amazing Anna, your analysis is on point as always. Thank you for bringing up the culture/religion differences.

🤭4:50 The furbaby’s expression/eyes is filled with such condescension. He looks like he’s interacting with the photographer. *Photographer:* I bet that lucky dog eats better than I do. *Dog:* I know what you’re thinking & the answer is yes. I do get fed filet mignon… & not the Cesar dog food kind either.

You are such a lovely young lady. I also live in Switzerland / Zurich. I know many really wealthy people who don't like to show their wealth.

In book The Millionnaire Next Door, the author wrote "It's not about looking rich, it's being rich" 😂 I follow you because you teach us women on how to be high value in every facet of our lives and the way we look is only one facet. This is how ppl kind of copy your content about the old money look and make it popular while we all know it's far far beyond looks. It's how women love and respect ourselves by the way we carry ourselves. It's how to set boundaries with men and hold ourselves accoubtable. Oh my gosh I can go on and on hahaha. I still cant afford Hermes bag and I dont think I spend that much money on a bag even if i get super wealthy one day, but you indeed change the way I view my self as individual. I carry myself in class and elegance, the very things i could not have access to growing up due to poverty. True class and elegance are what you promote and I am always thankful to you for being the pioneer of these all before they even became popular

Soooo excited for the webinar tonight!

Straight to the point Anna! 👏🫶🙂

Thank you for your beautiful elegant videos, I think I finally known my style now ♥️

Hi Anna, thank you for the videos. I have a feeling that you’re not doing well these days, sending you love. Just know that nothing lasts in life, better times will show up ❤

I think not everyone wants to be reconized as wealthy, because it has a lot of negativ aspects, if the whole village know what you have.

I have a friend, he has a very good situation. In his spare time during summer he wears basics (t-shirt, bermudas, baskets), he wants to feel confortable, that's all😊❤

Everything is so beautifully well said.

That is why you rule Anna. You do the research. Keep up the good work. Totally enjoyed this contribution.

So well covered. This was absolutely lovely Anna❤

GREAT VIDEO ANNA!!!! THANKS FOR SHARING!!! I LEARNED SO MUCH.

Well said Anna! All different people = all different styles!

Watching this video was like reading an insightful essay for my Modern Civilization class at University. Amazing video, Anna!

I love your style so much!❤

Great points! Also, I would love to see more of your examples of an elegant flamboyant style. Cheers!

I love your take on things.

So clever, thank you, Anna!

I miss your old videos Anna , the ones with style tips or relationship tips. Thank you for all your work

Thank you for mentioning the differences in country, culture and religion. Billionaires in Dubai/Qatar don’t need to wear preppy European outfits to show off their wealth. They wear the same black burkas everyday because it’s in their culture.

@lvbadboy

4 ай бұрын

They drive super cars, watches, buy horses and falcons

Thank you Anna for making this video ❤ i agree information resource to help out.

Oh my God this video was so nice, I loved everything you said!!!

I love you Annaaa 😂❤ I enjoy your videos so much 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I took the quiz and found my style "Elegant Classic". 🎉 Thanks Anna Bey.

I agree with you. I grow up in Europe, my style was always classic, I wear linen, cotton and silk clothes and it doesn’t mean I have money … ahaha.. Good quality clothes are affordable in Italy… Actually right now I’m broke and looking for a job 😂

@MissEynah

9 ай бұрын

What italian clothes can you recommend? And do they have Online Shops? :D

except fot the fact that the Tshirt of Zuckerberg costs around 900 USD and Steve jobs always wore a Loro Piana turtleneck, which is above 2.000 USD ;)

I love your videos Anna, looking good (for me) is not only about how others view you, it is how we view ourselvs. It starts within. Thank you for pointing out different cultures, yes EU fassion likes to forget there is a big wide world out there...

I’m early today! I admire you a lot Anna especially your sincerity ❤

I found you here a week ago, and I LOVE your contents . You are gorgeous, classy and elegant. No wonder you have got so many subscribers. Thank you ❤

My mother cleaned houses so we saw plenty wealthy families. One owned a bank and they would exclusively go back to school shopping in NYC. And we were in the south! So it was understated but I'm guessing from barneys. They gave us hand-me-downs to give away or keep. Lots of brands I didn't know. One teenage daughter did love Abercrombie but everything else wasnt really branded, just good quality and expensive. This was the early oughts.

For the Africans, you will never see those muted beige, white and gray colors. It’s all gold plus some bold stand out color, and glam makeup. The only time I see black wealth dress preppy is when they are trying to blend into their predominantly Caucasian social circles in the USA/Europe. I’m glad you touched on that this.

@trekkie-cat

9 ай бұрын

Aussies are generally colourful!

GRAMMAR POLICE: "How wealthy people dress like" is a dangling participle. It should just be "How wealthy people dress," or "This is what wealthy people dress like."

Another fabulous video Anna 🥂

You are an analyser Anna, love your dress, but don't agree with you metallic chain thing.

@svetlaya4929

9 ай бұрын

I am also surprised by this chain. Doesn't suite Anna's style and core at all..

Thank you for this awareness video. Awesome content❤

I bought a wool/silk black trench coat on Lilysilk just waiting on its delivery. It was expensive but I will wear it a lot. The discount codes help and watching your streams. Thank you sweetie

I’m south Asian. Old money ladies here dress discretely and modestly. Their sarees are often of the highest quality but not flashy. They choose to wear gold jewelry since it’s tradition, but they rarely even wear any makeup.

I’ve been around wealthy people: they dress how they want to dress. Some of them are preppy, some have a very trendy “off the IG blogs” style. One commonality that I see is that their style often revolve around their hobbies. Tennis buffs might dress a bit more sporty. Party girls more risky and trendy. Also varies by age. Don’t try to dress wealthy. Just try to buy the best quality of whatever style you like, maintain them well and know how to style the different pieces.

Thank you for one more interesting and insightful material. I think the golden rule for true high society used to be (or should be) propriety and at least some minimal regard for others. Appreciation for good quality and beautiful items or fashion goods was the cherry on the top. There was this old sayig which, roughly translated, suggests that the value of your clothes should never be more than the value of you as a person.

In fact, I like that there isn't just one defining style for socialites.

❤❤❤❤ Very intelligent and relevant. Thank you!

Yes agree most on what you've said. It depend also on cultures, faith, background factors. Also celebs and fashion designers does play a huge role in fashion trends even for the old money. But I rather a diversity in style rather than just a category of it. for example, elegant style itself has many different types and its not the old money aesthetic which most refer as elegant style

That’s very interesting facts when you communicate. I learnt from you is most rich celebrities dress as low key and low key rich dress up, as low key is because they don’t want to let other people , to know celebrities are rich .

As someone who was a "regular person" who attained wealth (like Anna said), this is why I came to Anna for guidance and to feel, look and be my best because yeah we sometimes don't know how to dress but I still like learning about sweet deals with a passion for fashion, thx Anna

I am so happy to see Sylvia Nduka on your content! This is exhilarating for me as a Nigerian.

The improvement of your English it's mesmerising. Congratulations for your effort and dedication. 💐

True, with this huge population we have right now and many more people getting wealthy, there are several branches of how these people express themselves through fashion. Interesting video Anna! Cheers, Liz

You make many good points. Thank you for this video. You exude elegance.

I love that Iris Apfel shows up as the elegant flamboyant example across many videos...

I don't know will you see this comment or not, but i ADORE your point of view for everything. Always straight to the point and always in center. Such a talented speaker and very good way of analysing everything from your side. Keep doing it!

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Thank you!

Well said ❤

Anna - most people, not just celebrities, have no taste. It can be acquired but they can’t be bothered. They rely on trends.