Quiet Luxury Favorites.

Quiet Luxury Favorites

Whether you are a fan of the term “quiet luxury” or not, one thing is for certain: there is real value in adding quality basics to your closet. Up until more recently I would invest in the splashy stuff (prints, feathers, sequins) and skimp on the basics. This past year I had the realization that while amazing statement pieces are great (I’ll always love an over the top kaftan), it was time to invest in elevated basics I’d want to wear every day. Pants have probably been my biggest investment this year. I wrote about my love for the High Sport pants on Substack. The Row’s Gala Pants were one of my recent big splurges. I hate to tell you that they are amazing. I blame Jess Graves and her Substack chat. Jess (and her followers!) tend to influence a lot of my more high end purchases. These were a good purchase. The tailoring is impeccable, the fabric is divine, and well – you know I love an elastic waist. Vince and Leset both have similar versions! The Leset are 20% off right now once you add them to cart.

Grace:

When I think of quiet luxury, I think of my grandmother Ruth. She was always impeccably put together. She wore a lot of cashmere sweaters with tonally matched flannel trousers. Crisp button downs, loads of camel and beige. She wore the same gold collar necklace and chunky gold studs nearly every day and always looked immaculate: simple makeup, coiffed hair, a sheer pink manicure. I will add that quiet luxury does not have to be expensive. As much as I have grown to love brands like High Sport and The Row, pieces like these loafers, this bucket bag, this under $100 H&M sweater, and these ankle boots will give the same polished elegance.

Carly:

As a 26-year-old, I feel like I’m truly just beginning my journey with investing in my wardrobe. Coincidentally enough, I’m a sucker for a good basic—there’s such an art behind building an outfit with basics without it feeling…boring. Thankfully, quiet luxury doesn’t necessarily require you to burn through your bank account if you look in the right places. This Cos blazer is so simple but the silhouette makes it stand out and adds a pop of flare to the look. These fisherman sandals are exactly the type of transitional shoe I’ve been looking for, they really lean into the “Grandpa Core” trend we’ve all been hearing about (and would look so good with a pop of color sock underneath).

PS – don’t forget about our La Ligne code: GRACE10 gets you 10% off your first order. A few pieces are included in the roundup but my favorites can all be found here.

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