10 LUXURY BRANDS THAT MAKE YOU LOOK CHEAP - quiet luxury trend

In this video, we're going to take a look at 10 luxury brands that make you look cheap . By learning about these brands, you'll be able to identify luxury brands that may not be worth your money. These are luxury brands you should avoid if you ant to look rich and expensive.

To be able to afford high-quality products, it's important to know how to identify high-quality products. By watching this video, you'll learn how to identify luxury brands that look cheap so that you can stay true to your style and not fall into the trap of looking cheap and poor.

0:00 Introduction
1:04 Balmain
2:29 Louis Vuitton
5:28 Gucci
6:34 Rick Owens
7:33 Versace
9:10 Mickael Kors
10:39 Moschino
12:04 Dsquared2
12:54 Balenciaga
14:40 Philipp Plein

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[jori]

Two things have been horrible for fashion: Kardashians and logos.

[organicbeauty]

Just buy products because you like it. Not for others people to judges! I don’t care if others ppl thinks I am rich or poor! If I like the design and quality then I buy it.

[janetmcgrath]

Not to mention that Balenciaga destroyed its reputation with a really disturbing marketing campaign earlier this year. Badly done and I will not be surprised if the house eventually closes because of that campaign.

[Bella-ybgg]

Dont be offended but vintage Coach is very quiet luxury. Not everyone has one and not every bag is easy to find

[pambredrup]

I recall my great-aunt, who was a woman of means and lived in France for a while prior to World War II, saying that she would never wear anything with a logo. She very clear ly shared that she would never be a free walking advertisement for anyone.

[wannabe]

It’s a shame how some of the once glorious fashion brands and fashion houses have lost their way. Fashion Roadman, a fashion journalist, has a YouTube video on why many luxury brands are a waste of money. He talks about brands being bought by conglomerates who are only interested in sales and have abandoned their roots of true luxury and class. I think that once a brand is no longer under the control of its originator or the family of its originator, it’s likely to fall victim to selling out.

[davidson-mielellc]

I find it depressing that the goal is to look rich. Not to find the art, the inventiveness, or the innovation. Just look rich. It seems a hollow pursuit, and the death of art.

[janetmcgrath]

When Alice stated that Phillippe Plein is considered "the King of Bad Taste", I almost fell over laughing. That was classic and describes the line perfectly!

[Frasianfamily]

I’m disgusted that people are still supporting Balenciaga after they released the recent disturbing marketing campaign.

[aydannyy]

I find videos like this hilarious. Before when most people didn’t care about luxury items Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Gucci, Cartier, Van Cleef was all considered luxury because the “rich” were all see wearing it. Now that people are WORKING to make more money and are being INFLUENCED to buy these items and we have social media now it’s not luxury anymore.

These items are actually more expensive now than they were years ago ie; my keep all from 2015 - $1400 now 2023 : 2200+


Every brand has their bread and butter and the rest are trendy to catch the consumer because at the end that’s what we are. 😊

[azin]

LOL, I love it how you go after the Kardashians as "fashion not to follow" every time. The are responsible for all manners of distaste in this country. As the old adage goes, you can buy fashion but not style!

[Rachelleluluful]

I say just wear what makes you happy. No one should care what others think of your wardrobe. And I’m not trying to “look rich.” I’m not trying to get robbed.

[JasJ]

Like a true French person, she was savage! The way she said "cheeap an tackyy" to all those designers sent me! 😂😂

[chronic]

I never thought of MK as luxury. Just as a good department store brand.

I have some Michael Kors totes that I bought maybe 5-10 years ago. The quality for the price point used to be very good, especially on sale. I loved the inner pockets. Most of the bags aside from the logo-ed bags used to be genuine leather. I got some really nice bags back then that didn't scream Michael Kors. About a year ago I bought a logo-ed travel pouch like the one shown in this video to hold my passport, tickets, insurance papers, etc when I fly. The quality is decent but the strap was not leather, which was a disappointment, as my earlier logo-ed bags had lively leather trim.

[christopherbrunson]

$20, 000 at GUCCI = cheap
$20, 000 at The Row = Rich

Meanwhile, WALMART SHOPPERS (by these standards) = SUPER RICH 🥴 Gotta love it 😂

[kath]

As a French person I’m in accordance with Alice. We have always preferred quiet luxury and while all of those French brands are still luxury, what makes it a no-no to us in France is that it became too commercial and everybody can have it. So we go to smaller and equally qualitative brands. Personally I don’t share the info either 😂

[ayseerel]

Dear lady,
Your comments fit perfectly well. But Not everyone is "old money" and some people surprisingly have bad taste.
I would like to know why people should try too hard to look "old money" . Having a good taste and"gusto" is more than enough. Thank you. 💐

[AimeeMarsh-my]

Back in the 90’s 20’s I loved Louis Vuitton now I love Tod’s, Loewe, Salvatore Ferragamo, and Loro Piana. I still have a couple LV bags I love and use occasionally.

[sunnyrainy]

It’s too funny some middle class people “trying” to look rich with the quiet luxury trend while they are not that well-off in reality. The real rich people don’t care about any of this.
Just wear what you love and feel comfortable with. Do not try to look rich if you are not 😂.

[Tlcastromusica]

I don’t quite like the ideia of “Do this and do that to look rich”. I much rather prefer the idea of “How to dress smart and sophisticated”.