10 Stereotypical rich people's items that you should avoid wearing
at the same time.
And I'm saying at the same time,
because I am not claiming that you should not wear any of these items
at all.
No, ladies,
there is nothing wrong wearing the items that I'm about to present to you,
but please be mindful how many of them you wear at the same time.
Because ladies,
what happens when you wear too many of these items is that you're gonna end up
looking like a stereotype and stereotype appearance is never fun
because then it looks like you lack style. And on this channel,
we want to develop our style, a style that represents who we are,
but also a style that is aligned with our unique self.
Let's dive straight into the items, item number one.
Blinged luxury watches like we're talking in encrusted Rolex,
encrusted AP watch, Patek Philip, Hublot, et cetera.
Now, ladies, anything that's overall too sparkly, too many diamonds,
too much bling is of course considered quite showy. And for some,
this is what they associate rich people with. So unfortunately,
this has become a little bit like a stereotype of a rich person.
And I want you to be a little bit mindful that I don't think if you are looking
to evolve your style,
that's gonna be an item that necessarily gonna bind your style together.
Item number two,
wearing a t-shirt or a top that has the print of the designer label in front.
Now, what happened with the designer label being hidden back there?
I don't know ladies, for some reason, for some garments,
it has now moved to the front,
almost like a clear statement or even a free promotion for the designer
somehow. When I see garments like this,
I tend to think of someone pulling out a megaphone and be like,
this is Balmain,
this is Gucci.
You see, that's kind of what I think when I see these type of tops or t-shirts.
But unfortunately,
garments like this have become a little bit of a stereotype of the rich person.
Now it might be hard to understand what to wear sometimes. And for this reason,
I have developed a quiz for you where you can actually
understand a little bit better,
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and take this little quiz,
you gonna find out how you should style yourself,
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Point number three, the Cartier love bracelet.
Ladies, what was once a romantic gift your partner would have given you
to show his eternal love for you when he would lock his
love on your wrist.
Unfortunately now has become a rich person status symbol.
This item has been overly used and maybe not in the way it was once
created for. Now, ladies, remember what I said?
You can still wear the items that I'm presenting to you.
I'm still gonna wear my love lock, means something to me.
But you of course need to be cautious of how you wear it, et cetera.
We're gonna talk more about it as we go through the rest of the items.
Number four, most designer handbags where you have obvious logos.
Now my favorite designer handbags have always been the ones where the logo
has minimal visibility. And actually here, I'm gonna show you.
Here, you see my favorite everyday bag,
which is a Saint Laurent Sac de Jour bag. Now,
here you can barely see the logo, which is why I do like this bag so much,
but of course also for other reasons.
Now I want you to know ladies that this is actually a bag that I'm currently
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I have one myself. I love it so much. Now, please,
ladies understand I'm not against wearing designer handbags.
It's about that there are some bags where you have the monogram
logos all over it, or you have maybe the brand name very visible somehow,
or the brand logo incredibly visible.
And I just think that in situations like when you're wearing a bag like that,
please by all means wear them. But think about it this way,
it might be a little bit too much to wear this bag together with
five other very typical items.
It might just feel like there's overuse of logos,
of designer brands of too much of everything in that sense.
Item number five.
Now let's talk about the Balmain blazer
because when the Balmain blazer came out,
it was, I don't know how many years ago now.
It was really hip and trendy and it was worn by many ladies and
the Balmain blazer became almost like a classic for the brand.
So you can still buy it in store. However,
it kind of became a little bit outdated and it carries the signature that most
people know it's a Balmain blazer. And for this reason,
it made it on today's list because it's a little bit dated and it's just
a little bit too stereotypical for what it is. Now, you know,
the same actually goes for number six,
the Loro Piana open walk shoes.
Now they have been so incredibly popular with the rich and with the affluent
in the last, I would say, I don't know, five years or so. So for this reason,
because they were so overly used,
they became a stereotypical rich person's item,
simply because they were over consumed by the rich.
You could see any high status person wear them.
And it became just a little bit too much.
And sometimes this happens with certain items and when it does,
then maybe you should be a little bit careful on how you wear it,
or even if you wear it in order not to look like a stereotype yourself.
Number seven, fur coats and fur gilets.
Now they are very much associated with the cartoon character of
a rich person. They always seen to wear the fur and looks so extravagant,
and a little bit over the top almost. So for this reason,
the fur coat and the fur gilet has that association.
And I don't necessarily think it has it in a positive way.
Now I would really advise you not to wear one at all because we are moving in
antifur times.
More and more brands are stopping to produce fur of this kind because
it's simply unethical and it's a really cruel industry.
So please don't go in that direction. I would say altogether,
just don't wear the fur gilet,
the fur coat at all if you want to be more ethical.
Number eight,
the monogram scarf most likely made by Gucci or by Louis Vuitton or some
other brand that likes to use monogram prints.
I think there are different levels to the monogram scarfs because you have
the ones where the monogram is really obvious,
and then you have the ones that are a little bit more discreet.
You ladies can make up your own mind what's the logo threshold for you
and your style because of course, people wear logos differently.
There is no just one set formula of what is okay and what's not.
I think it all depends how you combine your logos.
When it becomes too many logos on a person, ladies, that does not look good,
because then it looks like you're walking billboard for logos, right? And again,
if we tie it together with us developing style,
then it kind looks like we don't have a style.
Now the similar tone is actually going to go on to number nine
because we need to talk about belts.
And I do believe that there are designer belts where the logo of the belt may
carry the branding of the designer label in a way that feels okay.
But sometimes, it just feels a bit too much. So as an example,
I think the Hermes Kelly belt, beautiful,
I think it falls under that category where it feels like it's not so much
in your face. The same goes for the Christian Dior belt with the little CD.
I personally think that's a little bit more subtle because it's not as much
in your face as certain other belts where let's say,
it's the Gucci belt where you have the very typical Gucci logo.
You also oftentimes have it in a quite a large size,
the buckle I'm talking about. And the same goes for the Louis Vuitton belt.
You know, the LV logo that we are also familiar with by now.
That feels too much to wear sometimes. But of course,
let's say if you just wear that Louis Vuitton belt and that's it,
that's everything in your entire look and everything else is very discreet,
very subtle, then why not? You can wear it like that. Remember what I said,
it's how you tie everything together. Now last,
but unfortunately on this list,
the Alhambra collection from Van Cleef is incredibly popular.
You have this style in necklaces, in bracelets, in earrings,
and because it's so incredibly well-known,
it has a very typical characteristic to it.
And it has also been very much overly used. But again,
it's a up to you how you want to wear it,
how you combine it with other things and how the rest of your outfit looks like.
Sometimes you can make things work. Sometimes it won't work.
It really all depends on your own styling. Let me tell you one thing,
you can wear whatever you want from this list and you can wear it with pride.
But I don't think the best thing would be for you to
put on your Loro Piana open walk shoes, put on your fur gilet,
add your little Birkin bag,
your Cartier love bracelet and your encrusted AP watch.
And then you're also wearing,
your Balmain t-shirt under your Balmain blazer together with your
monogram scarf and your Gucci belt, and then you leave your home. Now, ladies,
that's all I'm trying to say. Sometimes it just becomes too much.
Focus on developing your own style instead of relying on designer
items to give you style.
Now don't forget to find out what's your style by going to
StylePersonalityQuiz.com
Now in my next video,
10 things that tell you're new money,
we are going to go more on this subject that really gives away when someone
is a little bit of stereotype. I will see you in that video.