how do rich people actually dress?

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• CA

  @candyapple5389 · 3 years ago (edited)

  all the actual rich people i’ve met wear like plain looking clothes that turn out to be expensive. like a plain $300 t shirt

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• NI

  @nickt1847 · 3 years ago

  I feel like the “wear your wealth” aesthetic is less about clothes now and more about surgeries. Lip fillers, bbls, veneers

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• KR

  @krisismav · 3 years ago

  god fashion is so cylical i couldve sworn you JUST made a video about how people were phasing out minimalism for maximalism and now we're going back to minimalism 😵‍💫

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• IT

  @itsyissel · 3 years ago

  "Rich people dress horribly. They have truly awful style." YES! Anna Sorokin nailed real awful rich person style better than anyone on tiktok

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• TA

  @tammzy65 · 3 years ago

  'Quiet luxury' is such an odd trend - It's basically just work attire/business casual wear. I find it so odd to be dressing like that outside of the office lol

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• PE

  @PersephonesLibrary · 3 years ago

  What I hate about this era is that I can have a particular hobby and people want me to make it into a whole aesthetic 😭

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• LI

  @limecilla7612 · 3 years ago

  I love that Mina thought about the theme, looked at her wardrobe and said "F all that 'stealth wealth', I'm going full Gatsby on it".

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• AM

  @amadou.oury.diallo · 3 years ago

  As I was watching this, it occurred to me that this "standard" is one of U.S. and maybe European countries. I'm originally from West Africa and the Sahara and rich people who come from generations of wealth or folks of the upper class all dress very extravagantly in garments with bold patterns and colors and jewelry on a regular basis that we who are middle class or lower class would adorn ourselves with for special occasions like celebrations and events. Just wanted to add that.

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• LU

  @luisaoc7378 · 3 years ago

  I don't know what rich people look like either, but I wouldn't try to 'look rich' because I am NOT RICH and that's nothing to be ashamed of. Social inequality is a thing. Why am I supposed to hide it, if I didn't cause it and am affected by it, just as everybody else is.

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• CU

  @curlysammm6387 · 3 years ago

  After watching your video, the trend of flipping curtains/bedsheets from a thrift store into new garments feels like the modern version of flour sack dresses.

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• EL

  @elizabethwillis885 · 3 years ago

  One of my favorite episodes of The Simpsons is from the 90s is when marge finds a pink Chanel suit at a thrift store and is treated differently whenever she wears it. I highly recommend it.

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• RA

  @raerae9212 · 3 years ago (edited)

  The ironic thing about the saying, "Pull yourself up by your bootstraps" is that you literally can't do it. It's physically impossible. And yet, the reality of that phrase is lost on so many people who try to use it as some sort of inspirational motto.

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