Recently, there has been a lot of talk about the old money style. What is this style? Is it possible to implement it in practice?
Yes, it is quite feasible. The term old money translates to "old money," explains stylist Marina LOPUT'.
The roots of this style go back to families with significant wealth that has been accumulated not in a day but preserved over many generations. These people do not seek to flaunt their wealth.
The key characteristics of the old money style are elegance, restraint, and the absence of bright colors. There is no place for oversized clothing, accentuated, or overt details. The items have a simple cut but a modern silhouette: pleated trousers, straight or fitted blazers, straight-cut shirts, solid-colored knitted vests, and sheath dresses. And, of course, only high-quality fabrics.
Examples of this style can be seen in Princess Diana, Kate Middleton, and Caroline Bisset-Kennedy.
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