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Adopt the secrets of the wealthy-, expensive- and gorgeous-looking women.
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Wanting to be a rich mom is hard.
Not only do the children have to be taken care of and brought to school or kindergarten, but the laundry also has to be done and the food has to be on the table at 1 p.m. It’s tough.
To sweeten your everyday life a little, today sharing with you everything you need to know about the rich mom aesthetic so that you feel more luxurious and beautiful even in everyday life.
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The question about rich or expensive looking generally refers to a person who embodies wealth through appearance and charisma.
Of course, we all know that this is very stereotypical and fraught with many prejudices. But still, most of us are constantly striving to look even more professional and confident to attract the right people, career opportunities, and life circumstances we desire.
We can look rich in a variety of ways – and in this case, it also strongly depends on the occasion, the environment, and the setting in which we want to make an impression.
As a rule, it’s not so much WHAT we wear that matters, but HOW we wear it. In short: Our charisma is more important than our outfit.
So when it comes to our charisma and its effect on others, you are always best prepared if you think about the occasion and the people there beforehand. Only in the next step is it about us: what we want to wear and what we want to bring with us.
Cotton. Straight design. Mid-design. Lapel collar. Long sleeves with buttons at the ends. Belt loops. Adjustable belt. Front button closure. Two side pockets. Back vent. Lining.
$79.99
For strolling in the city with your best friend, for brunch, or for the morning coffee to go.
No matter where this bag accompanies you, your arm and looks 10x higher quality.
Timeless Classic. Expensive-Looking. What more could you ask for?
The perfect longtime friend.
Leather loafers are the everyday shoes you can’t help but feel and look expensive without.
They’re comfortable and you can combine them in 2 seconds. They go with everything.
And by the way, they make any of your outfits 5x more stylish.
Crafted from a fine ECOVERO™ Viscose blend, this black top features an off-the-shoulder neckline and elegant long sleeves. The minimal seams create a clean silhouette.
- Slim fit
- ECOVERO™ is a trademark of Lenzing AG. Viscose fibers are derived from certified renewable wood sources using a lower environmental impact process
67% ECOVERO™ Viscose, 27% Polyamide (Nylon), 6% Elastane / Machine wash cold
$69
Timeless. Cozy. Expensive looking.
Crafted from a soft blend of wool and cotton, this timeless striped sweater is the perfect layering piece for cooler days. It comes in white and has a roll neck.
- Side slits
- Raglan sleeves
- Certified by the Responsible Wool Standard, to protect the welfare of the sheep and their environment
64% RWS Wool, 36% Cotton
$135
Yes, cashmere is a high-quality, comfortable fabric. Yes, it’s also a bit more expensive.
But I promise you: it’s an investment worth making.
The cashmere pieces that I bought over 10 years ago, I still wear today. They look and feel the same as on the first day.
There is no other fabric that makes you look so high quality and glamorous.
Knitted from pure cashmere in soft cream, this top features a rolled crew neck, dropped shoulders, and neatly ribbed trims.
It's designed for a relaxed fit that drapes elegantly over the body.
- Raglan sleeves
100% Cashmere / Machine wash cold
$250
Forget everything you know about sweating. Linen is temperature regulating. It won’t make you sweat or freeze.
Comfortable to wear. Expensive in appearance.
Crafted from lightweight and breathable linen, this beige regular-fit shirt is designed to last beyond the seasons.
It has a classic pointed collar, concealed placket, and a curved hem that's slightly longer at the back. For a complete set, wear it with its matching item.
- Long sleeves
- Buttoned cuffs
- Back pleats
100% Linen / Machine wash cold
$99
Feel feminine while being on trend.
Knitted from a blend of recycled fabric with a touch of stretch for comfort, this black tube dress is designed for a close fit with shaping at the waist to highlight the silhouette.
- Thin straps
- Made from pre-consumer waste and used fishing nets, recycled nylon reduces our demand on natural resources
56% Viscose, 43% Recycled polyamide (Recycled nylon), 1% Elastane / Machine washable
$135
The pleasure of linen. As pants.
Classic sunglasses simply belong in every closet.
Designed in the COS atelier, these aviator sunglasses are part of our debut sunglasses collection. Crafted from recycled brass with a gold-tone finish, they feature tinted polarized lenses and are finished with a flexible hinge and a curved temple for a comfortable fit.
- Adjustable nose pads
- 100% UV protection
- This product bears the CE mark
$120
The pleasure of linen. As blazer.
Crafted from a traceable mohair blend, this regular-fit intarsia-knit sweater has a simple round neck and ribbed trims for comfort with a slightly cropped body. Our in-house atelier designed the bold landscape print, which makes it a striking piece to brighten any day.
- Long sleeves
- Certified according to the Responsible Mohair Standard, to protect the welfare of the goats and their environment
55% RMS Mohair, 30% Recycled polyamide (Recycled nylon, 15% RWS Wool
$135
Crafted from traceable wool, these black wide-leg tailored trousers have been designed to fall loosely over the body. The front pleats and back darts create a flattering silhouette, while the side slip pockets and back welt pocket make them functional. The concealed adjustable-button tab allows the trousers to be worn low-slung or on the waist.
- Hook-and-bar closure
- Certified according to the Responsible Wool Standard, to protect the welfare of the sheep and their environment
100% RWS Wool / Dry clean
$150
Crafted from pure cotton, this long-sleeved polo shirt comes in timeless navy and is designed for a regular fit. It has relaxed sleeves, a ribbed spread collar, and a buttoned half placket.
- Organic corozo button closure
- Side slits
100% Cotton / Machine wash warm
$59
These are 7 simple tips that really anyone can follow and look a lot richer and more attractive!
These are 7 simple tips that really anyone can follow and look a lot richer and more attractive!
Finding out whether a woman is rich or wealthy isn’t so easy these days.
Because nowadays you can not only buy a driver’s license or a high school diploma and fake it, but also the status of being “rich”.
In truth, it’s often the other way around: the really rich are usually less conspicuous and also often very restrained, relying on timeless, minimalist pieces.
Those who are forced to look rich often tend to want to show very obviously what they have:
This can be through (fake) watches or other designer pieces that very obviously show the brand’s logo.
Nevertheless, there are less obvious signs that tell you that a woman is wealthy.
Stay away from neon colors. They are hard to combine on the one hand and simply a fleeting trend on the other.
Or have you ever seen an elegant, rich-looking woman in neon!? Me neither!
Otherwise, when it comes to colors, it’s best to follow the seasons, although I can tell you one thing right away: Bright colors do require more maintenance, but they always look a lot fancier!
Here, however, it generally depends a lot on the skin and hair color, which is why it’s best to find out for yourself what suits you. Because that still looks the best!
The color palette changes depending on the season. In winter and fall, you see more black, navy, emerald, burgundy, and plum, while in the warmer months more pastel shades, nude, white, cream, and pink are worn.
Otherwise, stay away from patterns, prints, and inscriptions, because they look neither elegant nor beautiful! In addition, these pieces are super hard to combine! No one has time for something like that!
Call it a cliché, but here’s the thing: quality over quantity!
Avoid fleeting trends (e.g., neon or animal prints). Invest in high-quality basics that you can mix and match in a variety of ways. Buy more skirts, pants, and tops than dresses because you can combine them better in the long run and make more looks out of them.
Cheap lace, polyester, and viscose.
Have you ever wondered why most of the clothes you buy don’t look the way you thought they would on you, but look great on wealthy women?
The answer is simple: tailoring. If you’re serious about having a more elegant fashion sense and looking expensive, find a tailor. With a few tweaks, your store-bought jacket can look like it was made for you. Most wealthy ladies I know have at least 2 tailors who both tailor and customize their clothing. Tailoring is common and can be as simple as shortening pants and dresses for petite ladies.