It’s not just about the colors but the type and quality of fabric and the suitability for your body type as well as impeccable tailoring, fitting and lack of wrinkles. Most importantly is your own body language that exudes quiet confidence through your posture and demeanor along with your attitude and interactions with others. Don’t overlook small details, chipped nail polish, scuffed or soiled shoes, missing buttons, etc.
Your negative qualities?? Are too often the habits of the old money rich! Sometimes they look like bums!! Look at Mary Kate & Ashley who are notorious for wearing extremely worn garments & accessories.
It’s also about not being wasteful, wearing quality timeless clothes achieves this. It’s also about confidence, and not being flashy. Anna Bey has a channel about this subject. I’m just waiting to be Uber wealthy, lol.
Exactly. All these people walking around with ill-fitted clothing that clearly does not fit them and clearly does not flatter their bodies, and they don't even bother to put a damn iron to it and they still have all of the wrinkles from the folding in the packing. Class doesn't have to be taught, but it is absolutely evident how little is left in this society
Princess Diana wore every color and looked great in all of them. Wear what makes you happy, what you feel good in, and forget the image stuff unless there's a dress code for work. Why be someone else when you can be yourself?
Qeen Elisabeth wore some lolly pop colors regulary. The secret is in right materials to acheeve how garment drops the shape and tailored for your body shape.
I’m from the South and the old money will wear a pop of a bright color, like a teal or bright pink, so I agree this is taste and maybe culture. Queen Elizabeth II loved some bright colored outfits and she looked so cute in them! The royal family is very wealthy, too.
It’s shocking how Women’s Magic Truths on Borlest isn’t being discussed. The book is full of life-changing insights, yet no one seems to notice. Time to break the trance and read it yourself!
I dress in a bohemian way , have long hair extensions , and go to a dermatologist regularly . I’m 72 and it surprises people. I’m an artist , so the look suits. I don’t need to impress or fit in . I’ve never had to work for anyone, so no need to conform to being tasteful . Life’s good .
No cookie, a new $$ attitude is wearing clothes to impress or show off your wealth. Wearing what pleases you is showing you don’t care what others think. It’s called personal style.
A lot of the colors in the video don't match the color names. As an example, the forest green section had olive greens, teals, a kelly green and even aqua while the navy blue section had a lot of royal blue mixed in.
Husband and I were discussing that today. We went to an upscale wine and dinner tasting at a restaurant a few years ago. Sat with a diverse group of couples. One couple arrived late. In their late 60s. His wife had a bohemian chic going with a colorful caftan of linen and an antique cashmere stole and Birkenstocks. He had the vibe of Jimmy Buffett, complete with teva sandals. Awesome couple. They flew into the private island airport on their own plane they owned. He was in oil and they were late arriving from the Keys. They were hilarious and absolutely charming and didnt give a fig about how they were dressed.
No cookie, just people who are comfortable in their own skin who aren’t interested in “impressing” people they don’t know, buying clothes they don’t like, with $$ they have.
@@TFMuhamet YES. But I don’t agree with them necessarily being new money. It’s old money that doesn’t have to give a fig. I sold high end art to the very rich.Never a label. Vintage vehicles they have had for ages . One guy had hair in a braid and those big black earplugs , he could pass for a street person,. An art collector in the U.S. lived in his family home by a river , dressed in sweats and drove an old Woody .They either dress modestly to avoid being seen , or dress in outrageously wonderful things. Like the fabulously rich lady who came to a gallery opening dressed like a monarch butterfly. Eccentricity is common cause they can ! Not having to work or fit in , they’ve got choices . That’s my observation anyway …
The reason that some of these colors are tied to the rich and royalty is due to historical dye costs. The deeper the color the more expensive because it sat longer in the dye baths. As for neutrals if you spend thousands of dollars on one item of clothing you are going to want it to last. No fast fashion. It's going to be classic styles that can match various other clothing items.
Yet the bright winter that I am looks good in jewel tones due to my high contrast pale skin and dark hair; it is best to wear what suits you. PLUS our Queen Elizabeth loved lilacs and lime green a lot.
She didn't wear bright, solid colors like that when she was younger. Once she got elderly, her dresses were less fitted. I liked some of them, but the rest were basically the same shift in bright colors.
It pays to find out if youre a "fall", winter or spring" or summer" Even though you get older, you are always that particular color set. That said, in the winter when im rather pale, i may try some of the "summer" colors like dusty rose, or peach. But basically, im always going to be a "spring" on account of my warm toned skin.
I had enough navy and forest green as a child going to a Catholic school. Our uniforms were that color and we had to change from one to the other every two weeks. The blazers were really hard to keep clean, so they needed to be dry cleaned frequently. 😝😝 When I finally graduated, I gave the blazers to our local thrift shop and bought myself outfits of jeans, tee shirts, sweats and down jackets that I still wear all of these decades later. 🤣🤣
It's the subtle colours, the quality of the fabric, impeccable tailoring, balancing any jewelery, subtle makeup and most importantly, good posture, being quietly well spoken and impeccable manners based on respect and kindness.
The late Queen always said she wore bright primary colors because she wanted her people to be able to see her. She cared about that more then about fashion. The royalty do not do whatever they want. They need to put the people and the country and the monarchy ahead of their wishes.
@@ceasarsaran8573 she required the wives to wear pastels, dreadful colours. Look at Camilla a deep autumn deprived of her deep and rich colour palette.
I'm so glad there is variety in the world and hope it stays this way. Just go with your tastes with a combination of what looks good on you. I've been thinking about getting a color analysis done so I can be better at picking clothes that suit me best rather than caring about quiet luxury. Just picture going somewhere with lots of people and they all have only these colors on.. it should seem uniformish.
I had those colors in my wardrobe since my childhood when I lived in Russia and was not financially rich. Since I lived in California for 30 years I developed love for bright colors in my wardrobe. I think my mother-in-law influenced me for that , because she loved bright colors especially bright red and bright orange and I loved my mother😊
I love bright colors and since I am fair with blonde hair and blue eyes those colors are infinitely more attractive on me than navy, camel, and cream. I would totally fade into the woodwork in those colors and feel dead versus alive. I wear my colors well and always receive compliments.
Me too - although I'm a redhead with hazel eyes. I do think neutrals eally suit some women but I love bright colors and they make me happy even if they aren't as 'classic.' For me, life is too short to live in black and camel!
Very interesting! I appreciate the psychology behind it. Not surprisingly, I have been drawn to most of the ones mentioned my entire life. I look forward to adding more.
Each year I pick a neutral to focus my wardrobe purchases. In the last few years,I have focused on black(2021), beige (2022), and camel(2023). This year it’s chocolate brown. Other colors are limited to scarves, gloves and handbags. By having these pops of color, it gives personality to a classic wardrobe. But my favorite will always be camel and black.
I LOVE the browns! They fit nicely with black, creams, and it’s my last name! I love the solid Earth feel of browns. Years ago I read brown clothing was stability.
Talks about Navy…proceeds to show images of women wearing navy AND Royal blue….talks about forest green, but proceeds to to shows images of women wearing mostly Kelly green and sprinkles a bit or actual forest green and olive green….like seriously, get it together
I will not worry about the color preferences I have with my wardrobe to look affluent and powerful. This to me is the least of my concerns. My approach is to dress simply, neatly, cleanly, and with honesty and integrity. I don't have to fake who I am. I am happy when I am true to myself. This is just me. Thanks, though for your podcast.
These soothing beautiful colours are timeless, perfectly valid for interior décors too, altho elegance is how u portray yourself to the world. Any attire code would look good on those with the ultra wealthy bank account, trust me!
Well, just combine your outfit in one colour (any colour you like then) / similar shades and pick maximum one item in a contrasting colour to stand out, if at all, and you'll look elegant. Watch out for loose threads / stains / pilling etc. All examples shown here tend to apply these rules, I think
I have very fair skin, ash brown hair, and blue eyes, and these are actually colors that I personally prefer wearing. I especially love how well I wear these colors and earth tones. Friends and family remember how growing up that I’d try all of the loud and busy outfits, however now that I’ve grown up and matured and they see me preferring more solids and soft florals that aren’t overly busy patterns, they’ll like, give me that look, the one that seems to say, “Who are you?”
I’m a retired woman living in a beautiful Caribbean Island 🇵🇷😊❤😊❤😊❤ nice and warm all year round 😊❤I use all colors and printed, flowers and animal prints ! All textures and really don’t care for wealth. Thank you 😊 for your videos
Makes sense. If you're coming from old money, you have a name that means something. You can't disappear from that. Whereas new money is usually flashy and bright, like a sparkler in the night. Their money is around for THOUSANDS of years, in some cases.
Beautiful pieces. I would love to have quite a few of them. They never go out of style. This is how everyone on Martha's Vineyard and here in Riverside CT dress.
I lived in Greenwich, Ct in the late 1980's, 90's & early we 2000's. The style was pretty low key ... nothing over the top. On Greenwich Ave, if someone dressed in a flashy manner I figured they were most likely from out of town and/or were just trying too hard to make an impression.
Now being retired, I have changed the way I dress. More classic styles and neutral colors are more of a mainstay. Especially dressy pieces that I do not wear as often any longer. I still love fun, trendy, colorful pieces, though. How you put it together is important, also.
These color combinations are exactly the ones my mother always wore. She hated loud splashy prints particularly. She loved to wear, camel, bone, tan, navy and black. She always looked elegant. 🧡
I do love and wear those colours. Very difficult to find my size as I am slim and Petite. I love classic well made clothing, which will not easily go out of style. Yes, less is enough. A pop of colour goes a long way. I love small, fine jewelry, no more than 2 peaces. I also adore pearls. Well fitting blazers are a staple as well. Learned how to dress from my mother, aunts, grandparents and my great Aunt and Uncle who were wonderful. I save the sweat pants, leggings, old tops for taking care of my snakes, cat, housework, garden. I am 74 and do like to make a nice appearance going out.
Great presentation..& wonderful suggestion to building ones wardrobe ..One suggestion though ...I come from a design background .and For "the forest Green "segment... most of those shades are not forest green ... Find other pic's to better demonstrate "Forest Green" or just call them shades of a Green Forest
Colour snob here. Yes, you're right in this video for the most part however the many of the visuals, especially the greens are the wrong hue. Too many kelly green examples. As for the burgundy, there were too many red examples. We are VERY picky with colors.
Interesting...I naturally love every one of these colors and mostly have these colors in my closet (plus deep red)...didn't know about them being tied to old money style.
Your “forest green” images were all over the place. It isn’t olive and its isn’t light and bright. Burgundy has no warmth to it as it is blue based. Many of these colors are based on Anglo-Saxon coloring - that’s why they are soft and muted.
There are other hues. It may not be camel, but there is apricot, beige, brown, bronze, khaki, coffee brown... These can be a substitute for camel. And the texture, fabric and style of the garment counts a lot. For instance in general I don't look good in white, if I'm going to wear white it has to be a beach style dress in Brazilian styled lace or a formal suit. Other than those two I don't really go with white, but I had to really experiment to figure out what garments in white suit me best, It's the same with pink, I look good in certain hues of pink and they have to be mostly midi skirts, but it took me a long time to understand this. So my point is we have to experiment, there are colours that best highlight our skin and there are those that don't, but in those colours that don't highlight the best in us, there are garments that we will simply look stunning in, so experiment is my motto.
This video is entirely correct. My FAVORITE color is navy, burgundy, and gray. I feel like approachable royalty in it. It goes well with my blonde highlights. I love cream, camel, and white too. But it's harder to go with my hair and skin tone. I prefer cool skin tones. Colors are what garners your attention, not flashy decorations like sequins. Forest Green is harder for me to partake in.
My brother gave me 2 Armani sweaters fr the 90's that he was unloading...they are beautiful..classic light gray and light cream...they still look new, they are tailored to fit slim man, im short and slim, i put one on maybe once every couple of years, they are a treasure❤
I have pale olive with slight green undertone, Scotch Irish French skin. What is flattering is what I like. Plus I love jewel tones. I have imagined it would be wonderful to have mostly neutral colors, natural wool or alpaca, and colorful scarves and accessories. But my emotions crave color.
All of these colors flatter my skin tone except for Camel. I wear a variation of beige called Greige or sand. It is a beige with grey undertones, or grey-beige. I look better in it than camel.
some of the tones in the "muted" section look awful, even on those women. Muted is a non-statement. Plus people rarely look great in them, despite fashion. Best to always wear exactly what suits you!
Lovely video, great clothes. My mentors in style gave me the best tip: Black Turtleneck Comfortable Slacks They’re both billionaires. And they’re comfortable being stylishly uncomplicated.
This video would have more validity if they interviewed wealthy people and examined their closets to see the actual colors they wear. I’m going to wear whatever colors I love and go well with my skin complexion and season. Period. The end. 😎😎😎♥️♥️♥️
Yes agree, muted colours are not flattering on many but the basics base colours of navy grey cream, camel / beige for example as base wardrobe then add your blouse sweater scarf or dress in spring green or turquoise with navy (coat jacket etc) & yellow with forest green , coral with cream, “your red” with your camel or beige & pink or sky light blue with burgundy. etc. . Personally Im into sorbet coloured cashmeres sweaters & cardigans & scarves + silk scarves like hermes or pucci & similar beautiful colours at the neck. Although I still agree with the video that start with your primary wardrobe pieces like pants skirts coats in her suggested classic neutrals
I appreciate this guidance very much. I really enjoy these. I must confess, you lost me on the forest green. What I know as forest green, you illustrated 80% of the time, but the woman in the twirling in forest was wearing a green that was working it's way towards lime. Cheers!
Seems like we have more freedom than the rich...thank you for explaining that through this video. Also that they care more about appearing rich than we do, if that limited palette is what they stick to, despite being rich. Alright, i know thats not what this video wanted to say 😊. Just my morning mood, i guess. I was a bit surprised to even find those colours in my wardrobe, although I'm not rich. I guess we just pick what we want to wear, in the end. I wanna look stylish, not rich, really. Some of the old money English wear absolutely horrible clothes. I would never try to imitate them. The fascination with the rich isnt universal. Most of us are happy with our lives, such as it is, and dont believe the rich are doing way better. They just have more money. I would copy artistic people, musicians, stylish people, and maybe some intellectual people who also look smart. Wanting to look like you're artsy, intellectual or talented is also pretension of a kind. Maybe we hope that people cant tell 😅. But its fairly easy to tell the rich from the non-rich because its definitely not just their clothes. Its their lifestyle. So why would anyone try to look rich ? Its fools no one.
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1. navy 2. camel (between beige & tan) 3. cream 4. grey 5.forest green 6. burgundy 7. muted colors.
I would also say teal.
Thank you.
Very boring colours.
Apart from Burgundy I don't like any of the above colours for fun wear.
For work, navy is ok.
@@user-q992… the fashion taste of the chattering classes
Una pavada...la elegancia verdadera es cuando podes usarlo lo que te animes a usar....esos colorcitos demuestran que tenés miedo de quedar mal...uf
These color combos are boring me to tears. I don't care if I don't look rich, I love my bright yellow, fuschias and greens. They lift my spirits.
I couldn't agree more. Just another reason why being rich looks like it really sucks. Lol
Agree!
This video is a cliche, rich people are people and they wear whatever they want
I agree. I suuit winter colours not dull colours. I would never wear camel, I look terrible in it.
I agree! Lack of creativity!
It’s not just about the colors but the type and quality of fabric and the suitability for your body type as well as impeccable tailoring, fitting and lack of wrinkles. Most importantly is your own body language that exudes quiet confidence through your posture and demeanor along with your attitude and interactions with others. Don’t overlook small details, chipped nail polish, scuffed or soiled shoes, missing buttons, etc.
Your negative qualities?? Are too often the habits of the old money rich! Sometimes they look like bums!! Look at Mary Kate & Ashley who are notorious for wearing extremely worn garments & accessories.
It’s also about not being wasteful, wearing quality timeless clothes achieves this. It’s also about confidence, and not being flashy. Anna Bey has a channel about this subject. I’m just waiting to be Uber wealthy, lol.
Exactly.
Exactly. All these people walking around with ill-fitted clothing that clearly does not fit them and clearly does not flatter their bodies, and they don't even bother to put a damn iron to it and they still have all of the wrinkles from the folding in the packing.
Class doesn't have to be taught, but it is absolutely evident how little is left in this society
@@SaaharaGlaudeyou do realize that Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are not old money....
Princess Diana wore every color and looked great in all of them.
Wear what makes you happy, what you feel good in, and forget the image stuff unless there's a dress code for work.
Why be someone else when you can be yourself?
True. On your own time. But if you work for a living... don't wear your "going out on the town" clothes to work.
Qeen Elisabeth wore some lolly pop colors regulary. The secret is in right materials to acheeve how garment drops the shape and tailored for your body shape.
yes but the bottom line she was a trollop and her son harry was trash too
@@sweetsue6177 She was the queen, the rules were different for her. She always wore bright colors so people could see her from far away.
@@loosiluShe dressed that way long before she was the queen.
I wear what looks good on me.
I know women wearing these colours who are not rich. There is nothing secret about these colours. It’s a matter of taste.
I’m from the South and the old money will wear a pop of a bright color, like a teal or bright pink, so I agree this is taste and maybe culture. Queen Elizabeth II loved some bright colored outfits and she looked so cute in them! The royal family is very wealthy, too.
@@eleniandthecards Q. Elizabeth has never looked "so cute". She wore bright colours so that the public identify see her.
It’s shocking how Women’s Magic Truths on Borlest isn’t being discussed. The book is full of life-changing insights, yet no one seems to notice. Time to break the trance and read it yourself!
If I am wealthy, I want to wear whatever I want .
That's generally a new-money attitude. Old money doesn't show off for a reason.
I dress in a bohemian way , have long hair extensions , and go to a dermatologist regularly . I’m 72 and it surprises people. I’m an artist , so the look suits. I don’t need to impress or fit in . I’ve never had to work for anyone, so no need to conform to being tasteful . Life’s good .
@@edennis8578maybe wearing what she wants is not showing off. …
OK
No cookie, a new $$ attitude is wearing clothes to impress or show off your wealth. Wearing what pleases you is showing you don’t care what others think. It’s called personal style.
A lot of the colors in the video don't match the color names. As an example, the forest green section had olive greens, teals, a kelly green and even aqua while the navy blue section had a lot of royal blue mixed in.
I agree. A lot of those visuals were poorly chosen. Also, most of the pictures of ultra wealthy were not so - they were loud people.
It is an AI made video so it is not perfect
@@myguitar9216 sooo, AI by a man who has no fashion sense, so it's programmed to just do any green for bottle green - close enough, lol!
CONSISTENCY, PEOPLE! 🤔🙄😒
AI
Husband and I were discussing that today. We went to an upscale wine and dinner tasting at a restaurant a few years ago. Sat with a diverse group of couples. One couple arrived late. In their late 60s. His wife had a bohemian chic going with a colorful caftan of linen and an antique cashmere stole and Birkenstocks. He had the vibe of Jimmy Buffett, complete with teva sandals. Awesome couple. They flew into the private island airport on their own plane they owned. He was in oil and they were late arriving from the Keys. They were hilarious and absolutely charming and didnt give a fig about how they were dressed.
Sounds like new money, not old money. Or it was their vacation/resort wardrobe, which is more flamboyent than normal.
The Keys are different
No cookie, just people who are comfortable in their own skin who aren’t interested in “impressing” people they don’t know, buying clothes they don’t like, with $$ they have.
@@TFMuhamet YES. But I don’t agree with them necessarily being new money. It’s old money that doesn’t have to give a fig. I sold high end art to the very rich.Never a label. Vintage vehicles they have had for ages . One guy had hair in a braid and those big black earplugs , he could pass for a street person,. An art collector in the U.S. lived in his family home by a river , dressed in sweats and drove an old Woody .They either dress modestly to avoid being seen , or dress in outrageously wonderful things. Like the fabulously rich lady who came to a gallery opening dressed like a monarch butterfly. Eccentricity is common cause they can ! Not having to work or fit in , they’ve got choices . That’s my observation anyway …
BTW, I love kaftan. But only a very secure woman could wear it.
The reason that some of these colors are tied to the rich and royalty is due to historical dye costs. The deeper the color the more expensive because it sat longer in the dye baths.
As for neutrals if you spend thousands of dollars on one item of clothing you are going to want it to last. No fast fashion. It's going to be classic styles that can match various other clothing items.
These colors have always given me confidence.
Yet the bright winter that I am looks good in jewel tones due to my high contrast pale skin and dark hair; it is best to wear what suits you. PLUS our Queen Elizabeth loved lilacs and lime green a lot.
Absolutely! I was thinking the same about Queen Elizabeth, such rich and feminine colours.
@@carteblanchemagazine She wanted to make sure people could see her and feel part of an event. “I must be seen to be believed,” she said.
I’m also a bright winter. I wear the brights close to my face and more muted tones elsewhere.
As did her mum the QM.
She didn't wear bright, solid colors like that when she was younger. Once she got elderly, her dresses were less fitted. I liked some of them, but the rest were basically the same shift in bright colors.
Navy… grey… burgundy… cream… camel & forest green…
I agree…
these are all very beautiful colors…
Thank you !!
To me is not the colors, it's how you wear it!😂❤💯👍
Then do your own video
It pays to find out if youre a "fall", winter or spring" or summer"
Even though you get older, you are always that particular color set. That said, in the winter when im rather pale, i may try some of the "summer" colors like dusty rose, or peach. But basically, im always going to be a "spring" on account of my warm toned skin.
I had enough navy and forest green as a child going to a Catholic school. Our uniforms were that color and we had to change from one to the other every two weeks. The blazers were really hard to keep clean, so they needed to be dry cleaned frequently. 😝😝
When I finally graduated, I gave the blazers to our local thrift shop and bought myself outfits of jeans, tee shirts, sweats and down jackets that I still wear all of these decades later. 🤣🤣
It's the subtle colours, the quality of the fabric, impeccable tailoring, balancing any jewelery, subtle makeup and most importantly, good posture, being quietly well spoken and impeccable manners based on respect and kindness.
Princess Catherine exudes elegance in simplicity & quiet class
Dark jewel tones and neutrals. Got it
Navy has been my basic color for many years.
Charcoal grey, too! 💖🙌😺
I see royalty wearing many colours , in particular the late queen .
💯 thankfully the Queen wore vibrant colors because she had to be seen.
@@emerybaybluesyep that was the reason.
The late Queen always said she wore bright primary colors because she wanted her people to be able to see her. She cared about that more then about fashion. The royalty do not do whatever they want. They need to put the people and the country and the monarchy ahead of their wishes.
@@ceasarsaran8573 she required the wives to wear pastels, dreadful colours. Look at Camilla a deep autumn deprived of her deep and rich colour palette.
The Queen looked awful - she had to do that to be noticeable.
This colors are elegant without a doubt.
This is the color palette I gravitate towards so this is a natutal fit for me.
I'm so glad there is variety in the world and hope it stays this way. Just go with your tastes with a combination of what looks good on you. I've been thinking about getting a color analysis done so I can be better at picking clothes that suit me best rather than caring about quiet luxury. Just picture going somewhere with lots of people and they all have only these colors on.. it should seem uniformish.
Who cares what THEIR colors are MINE are what I Like.
I had those colors in my wardrobe since my childhood when I lived in Russia and was not financially rich. Since I lived in California for 30 years I developed love for bright colors in my wardrobe. I think my mother-in-law influenced me for that , because she loved bright colors especially bright red and bright orange and I loved my mother😊
I love bright colors and since I am fair with blonde hair and blue eyes those colors are infinitely more attractive on me than navy, camel, and cream. I would totally fade into the woodwork in those colors and feel dead versus alive. I wear my colors well and always receive compliments.
Me too - although I'm a redhead with hazel eyes. I do think neutrals eally suit some women but I love bright colors and they make me happy even if they aren't as 'classic.' For me, life is too short to live in black and camel!
Yes, you should wear what you are attracted to, whether rich or not !💕
So I just watched a video about Princess Ann. She wears all kinds of colours , so does Katherine .
Perhaps they're not trying to fit in with the wealthy crowd?
Gray is an excellent choice. It really makes colors pop!
A lot of the greens featured were not forest green. Forest/olive green is best featured @6:42
Thank You For This Information 💚💚💚💚These Colors ARE A Part Of Me...I Wear Them ALL The Time
How beautiful video! A lot of pictures. Thank you for sharing!
Very well made video! Thank you for teaching the frequency of timeless elegance. I love crème 🦙🤍🩶
Very interesting! I appreciate the psychology behind it. Not surprisingly, I have been drawn to most of the ones mentioned my entire life. I look forward to adding more.
Each year I pick a neutral to focus my wardrobe purchases. In the last few years,I have focused on black(2021), beige (2022), and camel(2023). This year it’s chocolate brown. Other colors are limited to scarves, gloves and handbags. By having these pops of color, it gives personality to a classic wardrobe. But my favorite will always be camel and black.
I love Chocolate Brown!. It is very on trend
I also like lavender and camel.
I LOVE the browns! They fit nicely with black, creams, and it’s my last name! I love the solid Earth feel of browns. Years ago I read brown clothing was stability.
What color did you choose for 2025?
Talks about Navy…proceeds to show images of women wearing navy AND Royal blue….talks about forest green, but proceeds to to shows images of women wearing mostly Kelly green and sprinkles a bit or actual forest green and olive green….like seriously, get it together
It’s called ‘trying to please everyone’…
@cristelelizabethjohn1661 It's called being lazy when throwing together a video for clicks (or else the creator has some color blindness going on)
Noticed that too. But, over all great narration
Navy, Camel and Cream is my favorite colors as autumn girl.
I will not worry about the color preferences I have with my wardrobe to look affluent and powerful. This to me is the least of my concerns. My approach is to dress simply, neatly, cleanly, and with honesty and integrity. I don't have to fake who I am. I am happy when I am true to myself. This is just me. Thanks, though for your podcast.
I like forest green also.
These soothing beautiful colours are timeless, perfectly valid for interior décors too, altho elegance is how u portray yourself to the world. Any attire code would look good on those with the ultra wealthy bank account, trust me!
Well, just combine your outfit in one colour (any colour you like then) / similar shades and pick maximum one item in a contrasting colour to stand out, if at all, and you'll look elegant. Watch out for loose threads / stains / pilling etc. All examples shown here tend to apply these rules, I think
I feel confident no matter what I wear because I know what colors look best on me!
Those just happen to be my favorite colors too. I especially like navy and camel. I don't care what the rich do.
I have very fair skin, ash brown hair, and blue eyes, and these are actually colors that I personally prefer wearing. I especially love how well I wear these colors and earth tones. Friends and family remember how growing up that I’d try all of the loud and busy outfits, however now that I’ve grown up and matured and they see me preferring more solids and soft florals that aren’t overly busy patterns, they’ll like, give me that look, the one that seems to say, “Who are you?”
I’m a retired woman living in a beautiful Caribbean Island 🇵🇷😊❤😊❤😊❤ nice and warm all year round 😊❤I use all colors and printed, flowers and animal prints ! All textures and really don’t care for wealth. Thank you 😊 for your videos
I love classic styles . Simple clean lines , quality fabric, no prints. They are for resort wear , which I love , too .
I love these colors, plus I always include simple black clothing.
Makes sense. If you're coming from old money, you have a name that means something. You can't disappear from that. Whereas new money is usually flashy and bright, like a sparkler in the night. Their money is around for THOUSANDS of years, in some cases.
I want all of those clothes. So pretty
right? they should leave a list of designers and/or copycats.
Beautiful pieces. I would love to have quite a few of them. They never go out of style. This is how everyone on Martha's Vineyard and here in Riverside CT dress.
I lived in Greenwich, Ct in the late 1980's, 90's & early we 2000's. The style was pretty low key ... nothing over the top. On Greenwich Ave, if someone dressed in a flashy manner I figured they were most likely from out of town and/or were just trying too hard to make an impression.
Now being retired, I have changed the way I dress. More classic styles and neutral colors are more of a mainstay. Especially dressy pieces that I do not wear as often any longer. I still love fun, trendy, colorful pieces, though. How you put it together is important, also.
Great choices
These color combinations are exactly the ones my mother always wore. She hated loud splashy prints particularly. She loved to wear, camel, bone, tan, navy and black. She always looked elegant. 🧡
Where would the late Queen Elizabeth fit in? She was pretty much photographed wearing every color. The times I did see her, she was never in the navy.
She was on display and therefor didn't need to follow any rules of subtlety.
To stand out she chose vibrant colors . She was often the brightest !!
Changing my wardrobe next year! ☺️ Thank you.xo
I appreciate the presentation. ❤
Wonderful Video❤ Thank you!
I do love and wear those colours. Very difficult to find my size as I am slim and Petite. I love classic well made clothing, which will not easily go out of style. Yes, less is enough. A pop of colour goes a long way. I love small, fine jewelry, no more than 2 peaces. I also adore pearls. Well fitting blazers are a staple as well. Learned how to dress from my mother, aunts, grandparents and my great Aunt and Uncle who were wonderful. I save the sweat pants, leggings, old tops for taking care of my snakes, cat, housework, garden. I am 74 and do like to make a nice appearance going out.
Great presentation..& wonderful suggestion to building ones wardrobe ..One suggestion though ...I come from a design background .and For "the forest Green "segment... most of those shades are not forest green ... Find other pic's to better demonstrate "Forest Green" or just call them shades of a Green Forest
Excellent video. I'm a man but I still found this insightful and useful.
Loved it! Thanks for this beautiful video!
Yes very elegant. I tend to go for patterns and bold colors. Follow what is natural to you.
Colour snob here. Yes, you're right in this video for the most part however the many of the visuals, especially the greens are the wrong hue. Too many kelly green examples. As for the burgundy, there were too many red examples. We are VERY picky with colors.
"Colour snob" hahaha! Even my house is in colors of Black, Taupe and gold😂. I seemed to have some sort of hang-up wearing colors.
I can't imagine my life without my vibrant colors
Interesting...I naturally love every one of these colors and mostly have these colors in my closet (plus deep red)...didn't know about them being tied to old money style.
Your “forest green” images were all over the place. It isn’t olive and its isn’t light and bright. Burgundy has no warmth to it as it is blue based. Many of these colors are based on Anglo-Saxon coloring - that’s why they are soft and muted.
Came here to say just this same thing.
Me too, ridiculous! Forest green is dark green, not every shade of green there is! Only a couple of their images were forest green!
This is 💯 spot on
I love navy .
Wrong. Not everyone can wear camel, black, white, as well as many other colors. One has to discover what colors best highlight their skin tones.
Camel drains all the color from my pale skin. I think it is beautiful on others.
There are other hues. It may not be camel, but there is apricot, beige, brown, bronze, khaki, coffee brown... These can be a substitute for camel. And the texture, fabric and style of the garment counts a lot. For instance in general I don't look good in white, if I'm going to wear white it has to be a beach style dress in Brazilian styled lace or a formal suit. Other than those two I don't really go with white, but I had to really experiment to figure out what garments in white suit me best, It's the same with pink, I look good in certain hues of pink and they have to be mostly midi skirts, but it took me a long time to understand this. So my point is we have to experiment, there are colours that best highlight our skin and there are those that don't, but in those colours that don't highlight the best in us, there are garments that we will simply look stunning in, so experiment is my motto.
Any camel and beige will kill me off.. It will be like an outfit walking without the person in it.😖
There are conservative colors… *yawns
This video is entirely correct. My FAVORITE color is navy, burgundy, and gray. I feel like approachable royalty in it. It goes well with my blonde highlights. I love cream, camel, and white too. But it's harder to go with my hair and skin tone. I prefer cool skin tones.
Colors are what garners your attention, not flashy decorations like sequins.
Forest Green is harder for me to partake in.
I love forrest green 🎉
My brother gave me 2 Armani sweaters fr the 90's that he was unloading...they are beautiful..classic light gray and light cream...they still look new, they are tailored to fit slim man, im short and slim, i put one on maybe once every couple of years, they are a treasure❤
I have pale olive with slight green undertone, Scotch Irish French skin. What is flattering is what I like. Plus I love jewel tones. I have imagined it would be wonderful to have mostly neutral colors, natural wool or alpaca, and colorful scarves and accessories. But my emotions crave color.
That's why my rich cousin who owned a gift shoppe always bought textiles in Ylaya Divisoria, Manila, tone, hue of camel, brown.
i needed this , i want to reinvent myself as a classy woman . I'm a currently a chav from Leeds
NAVY
CAMEL
CREAM
GREY
FOREST GREEN
BURGUNDY
I would include white to that .
@alicesamuels3937 I was just summarizing what's in the video. Stark white isn't, cream is more subtle.
Yet they showed grass green 😂
All of these colors flatter my skin tone except for Camel. I wear a variation of beige called Greige or sand. It is a beige with grey undertones, or grey-beige. I look better in it than camel.
Colours for job appliance in policy/ economic field …. Remind me of school uniforms …
makes me cringe 😬
some of the tones in the "muted" section look awful, even on those women. Muted is a non-statement. Plus people rarely look great in them, despite fashion. Best to always wear exactly what suits you!
Great video! Love to see a video like this for men
Lovely video, great clothes.
My mentors in style gave me the best tip:
Black Turtleneck
Comfortable Slacks
They’re both billionaires.
And they’re comfortable being stylishly uncomplicated.
Plenty of ultra wealthy people wearing t-shirts, jeans and flip flops.
And it’s tacky lol
Flip flops? 😂😂
Jackie O
This video would have more validity if they interviewed wealthy people and examined their closets to see the actual colors they wear. I’m going to wear whatever colors I love and go well with my skin complexion and season. Period. The end. 😎😎😎♥️♥️♥️
How about Nantucket red? And, related to burgandy, oxblood.
These colours are better suited to winter, they feel out of place in summer. Maybe with the exception of cream.
Navy
Camel
Cream
Grey
Forest Green
Burgundy
Add teal
This is basically a winter color pallet with a couple neutrals thrown on in like cream and beige/camel.
Amazing ❤❤❤❤
Translate these colors to your individual color season and you're fine. :-)
... imagine a true spring in muted colors or burgundy... lol
Yes agree, muted colours are not flattering on many but the basics base colours of navy grey cream, camel / beige for example as base wardrobe then add your blouse sweater scarf or dress in spring green or turquoise with navy (coat jacket etc) & yellow with forest green , coral with cream, “your red” with your camel or beige & pink or sky light blue with burgundy. etc. . Personally Im into sorbet coloured cashmeres sweaters & cardigans & scarves + silk scarves like hermes or pucci & similar beautiful colours at the neck. Although I still agree with the video that start with your primary wardrobe pieces like pants skirts coats in her suggested classic neutrals
Burgundy is not a spring color.
I used to hate Navy Blue as it meant conformity to me in my younger life at work and school, however now without such constraints i really like Navy.
The colours of an ash blonde. Good. I am one.
Crazy that these are all my favorite colors. Maybe it's in the blood
Royals and people with money wear also colorful stuff and floral prints!
I appreciate this guidance very much. I really enjoy these. I must confess, you lost me on the forest green. What I know as forest green, you illustrated 80% of the time, but the woman in the twirling in forest was wearing a green that was working it's way towards lime. Cheers!
Seems like we have more freedom than the rich...thank you for explaining that through this video.
Also that they care more about appearing rich than we do, if that limited palette is what they stick to, despite being rich.
Alright, i know thats not what this video wanted to say 😊. Just my morning mood, i guess. I was a bit surprised to even find those colours in my wardrobe, although I'm not rich. I guess we just pick what we want to wear, in the end.
I wanna look stylish, not rich, really. Some of the old money English wear absolutely horrible clothes. I would never try to imitate them.
The fascination with the rich isnt universal. Most of us are happy with our lives, such as it is, and dont believe the rich are doing way better. They just have more money.
I would copy artistic people, musicians, stylish people, and maybe some intellectual people who also look smart. Wanting to look like you're artsy, intellectual or talented is also pretension of a kind. Maybe we hope that people cant tell 😅. But its fairly easy to tell the rich from the non-rich because its definitely not just their clothes. Its their lifestyle. So why would anyone try to look rich ? Its fools no one.
Makes for easy targets
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Dull colors on their own, they are useful as backdrops for bolder colors.
I like ALL these colors!! I fully expect my bank account to have 2 commas when I check it after this 😊
I wear black. It goes with everything
Thanks for the nice video!
My mom bought one *yutulu* and she loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when she went out with it.
I kinda wonder if the reason the ultra wealthy wear basic and muted colors is so they don’t attract notice & don’t get robbed. 😂😂