THIS Makes Ralph Lauren So Special!

I just can’t believe that it's been decades since Ralph Lauren was founded and still, it manages to attract all the young people, including me, across the globe. Because it’s not the easiest thing to achieve. Many legacy brands struggle to find their path. Ralph Lauren, on the other hand, has a wide audience and probably the best thing about this brand is that it’s more than willing to welcome everyone unlike most luxury brands, and I love it!

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[eladiocofresi]

So much can be said for my admiration. From his roots in The Bronx, to how his fashion empire started, to his philanthropy work, to being the first American fashion designer to receive an honorary knighthood.

[meryemm.]

I have been a RL customer for years now. I used to do all shopping online. Then couple of years ago, I gifted my husband a gift card for his birthday to buy something from the brand. We decided to go to their flagship store in Bond Street to enjoy the store experience. It was impeccable! The SA we were given was so nice with us and friendly. They offered us champagne, something I haven't received when shopping at LV so far! Their clothes are for those who are looking to look stylish and put together, spending more but for great looks and quality. Their items are still in good conditions in our wardrobes 💙

[Mirella_MtOlympia]

One of the great American brands! Their Ricky handbag is gorgeous!!

[Rachelleluluful]

He’s one of the richest fashion designers as well. He is brilliant. My favorite American Designer.

[jag]

Purple Label of RL Polo is my GO-TO for well made staple wardrobe.
Casual and attractive designs that is be wearable for years.
I love when I find a vintage item.

[kyleanuar]

Ralph Lauren was the first to use black models in major ads.

[NoshikiYT]

It’s one of the few brands still amazing and attracts young people along with D&G

[ogjalena]

💙 I have been attempting to clean up and make a better dressed capsule (I always have been a capsule wardrobe type, buying key items the nicest I could afford or “coolest” things and keeping a limited closet), but I can’t say I’m not eyeing some RL items. It’s immensely impressive how he’s consistently had a vision for so long and stuck to it.

[KimberlyPerrotis]

I’m anti-fashion, too, but pro-personal style. I love timeless, elegant classics, I always have, that’s why I love RL.

[mashondaknight]

Ralph lauren will always be an iconic brand you can't beat the quality one of my favorites great video 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[KimberlyPerrotis]

I have a few 40-year+ old items in my wardrobe and one is a RL jacket. It looks as fresh today as it ever did. The others are a good cognac braided leather belt and my beautiful Dior long wool coat. I wore this coat every cold day of my whole career and it still looks stylish, elegant and brand-new. This is what classics give us, timelessness, longevity and elegance. The Quiet Luxury look has always been my taste, we just called it “quiet, classic good taste” back in the day. Only premium, natural-fiber fabrics and materials, of course. RL has let us down in this one respect, too much plastic in his recent offerings. Instead of trying to compete with fast-fashion pricing, he should stick to the high-quality items he does best, we’ll pay for that quality, it’s worth it.

[misslinda]

Great video! Ralph Lauren is definitely one of my favorite designers! ❤

[JoeyRoo]

Something cool about RL is similar to Champion, there are options at a bunch of different price points. There is an offshoot of the brand carried at Walmart in Canada, there’s the department store line and then the higher end line. I’m always impressed with my purchases from RL

[christianegrimard]

💙 ❤ love love the style even I can’t afford it…

[bidishade]

How can we skip the video mid-way when the content is so captivating💙

[blakex]

Ralph Lauren = Timeless Quiet Luxury 💙🩵

[kimberlyperrotis]

I used to love Ralph Lauren and have been shopping this brand since about 1980. I still love the classic, preppy aesthetic but this brand has been steadily cheapening its fabric quality since about 2000, by using more and more plastics (synthetic fibers) instead of natural ones. I just don’t buy clothes or accessories made of plastics, even in blends, I can’t tolerate them because of skin allergies and overheating. The prices are quite high for the mediocre quality of many of the current items. I didn’t mind paying more when the quality was excellent, as in the 80s and 90s, but it isn’t anymore. I still find the occasional gem there, like the navy 100% linen shirtdress I just got. I just ordered a 100% cotton cricket sweater from there yesterday. The $300 price tag for each of these items is high, but at least it’s great quality and super wearable. My personal style has always been quiet and classic, and yes, luxury, which many natural fibers are nowadays. It might be a trend now, but there are many of us, of all ages, who prefer high-quality classics because of their timelessness, versatility and staying power. Plus, classic styles and cuts became classics, which means first in their category or class, because they always look good on the majority of women. Some of my best wardrobe items are 40 years old and still look great, like my Dior coat, so why buy new?

[eleanorfleming]

💙 Great video as always! After watching it, I went to the brand’s website to see their products because I had the urge to buy things from them. It’s fantastic that Ralph Lauren makes items of great quality for a relatively affordable price, definitely compared to other companies. I am also interested in Dior, could you please make a video on that brand?

[jvnd]

Now, let us hold a minute of admiration for the real RL makers: the sweatshop workers in China and Sri Lanka who are paid pennies while creating "impeccable" clothes. Let us remember all the victims of Rana Plaza (many of them died while making RL pieces).

[phoenix]

“Beige pandemic” 😂 I knew this quiet luxury thing isn’t going to last. People will get bored with basic pieces in neutral colors for luxury prices. Nothing is “timeless” in fashion.