‘OLD MONEY’ CLOTHING


Think tailored black blazers for mornings, and maxis in green sequins and satins for nights quietly at the manor where champagne is unlimited. ‘Old money’ clothing items are characterised by silent luxury.


"True luxury, it seems, has evolved. It is no longer about proving your worth to strangers. It is about knowing your worth without needing their approval"


As someone who has spent much of my career immersed in fashion, media and luxury lifestyles, I have watched this shift with fascination. Increasingly, the women who inspire me most are often the calmest - the Amal Clooney’s. They are building beautiful lives behind the scenes. They are investing in meaningful friendships rather than endless networking. They are choosing wellness over excess, quality over quantity and experiences over display.


Pictured Left: Gabi Tailored Single Breasted Suit Blazer in Black £198 www.reiss.com


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Their wardrobes reflect this too. Today’s luxury woman is embracing pieces that feel timeless rather than temporary.


A perfectly tailored trench coat. A cashmere wrap draped casually over the shoulders. A sharply cut navy blazer. A silk slip skirt paired with soft knitwear. Impeccably crafted loafers. These are not purchases for a season; they are companions for years.


Pictured Right: Belted pleated silk satin wide-leg pants £ 415 www.zimmermann.com


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FASHION, HEALTH & BEAUT Y ST YLE FOR AUGUST 2026


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