10 Rich People's Items You Should Avoid

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[veritas]

"Focus on developing your own style instead of relying on designer items to give you style" Very much said 👏🏻. Some celebrities aren't really fashionable, they just wear luxury brands to look "fashionable".

[kimverllychavez]

You may have all the brand names in the world but nothing beats good manners and proper grooming ✨💕

[rachelharville]

The biggest thing to remember about fashion is Celebrities are paid/sponsored or collab with these brands! WE PAY ladies!!

[suzannehall]

I so agree. My grandmother used to say “A little bit of what you fancy does you good but too much is greedy.” She was talking about food but I think it works with fashion too. Too many obvious logos splashed all over you and you may as well be walking around with a sign saying, “nouveau rich, ” written on your forehead.

[sihlempungose]

"focus on developing your own style instead of relying on designer brands to give you style" powerful 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[ynlee]

We really need more YouTubers to promote the concept of being a luxury minimalist. Some YouTubers’ unboxing videos are perfect examples of human greed. They have nothing to do with style or taste.

[errorpleasetry]

If I’m going to be walking around with a company’s logo visibly on me, they better be paying me for it.

[ArvinOlano]

Well said Anna! Wearing all these things together feel so performative.

[sharischmidt]

Growing up in a very comfortable family household, we couldn't give two licks about high end fashion. We are more interested in investing our money, compound interest is our two favorite words!!!
Please don't go into debt to look rich, in the end it doesn't work and you have a mountain of bills to pay for. Save your money, invest what you can and live within your means! There's pride in being your best self, respect for your fellow person, kindness, politeness and a work ethic is what l was taught as a child.

[HelloKayBonham]

Thrifting is my absolute go to. I've found timeless pieces I've worn 10 years past for less than 5 dollars. plus, I feel awesome knowing that I can fix something, remake it into something new, while helping save mother earth in my own little way ^_^

[jutka]

I think part of the problem with the Balmain blazer is that every high street store has a knock off of it.

[lindseyhill]

Anna can you do a video on how to dress casually yet elegantly for occasions like going to the gym/yoga, walking the dog, running a quick errand, in the car all day long etc? I feel like that’s where I really struggle. You’ve given great lounge ware tips and can’t wait to see what you come up with!

[lilo]

I am 50 and retired so I understand the younger crowd wanting to dress to impress. As for me - Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, DKNY - maybe that's too old lady for some women here. I just want to emphasize Anna's point in finding your own style. Shop the designers who work for you. Quit being so trendy. Think in terms of looking your best which means - classic not "classy"

[gailbissell]

From my understanding, Anna is not saying don’t wear your logo brands, simply wear them as a single item, with class and style.
Love from Greece soon to be UK. X

[browniec]

Take a look at Bree Van de Kamp from "Desperate Housewives" for instance. I never really noticed her owning designer items and walking with everything designer from head to toe. Yet, she was THEE classiest out of the whole friend group. It was about the way she walked, talked and presented herself that made her look elegant. *You really don't need millions to look elegant. Less truly is more!*

[adw]

Thank you for speaking about unethical cruelty of fur coats. I appreciate it so much

[dominiquetheeasyminimalist]

I totally agree, I am not free ad material. Even when I was much younger, I didn’t want the logo to be the star. The cut, the fit, the material, the style, and feeling beautiful and confident is what matters. The logo has to be discreet or I will not buy the item 🤷‍♀️

[laluna]

Well said. " try to develop your own style instead of relying on brands to give tou style" ❤️❤️ Love it!

[lindadriscoll]

All together designer makes you a walking target for muggers too. My brother found this out in Paris, where I like the metro, but understated is safer.

[monimarz]

When buying luxury, avoid trends. There are piece that become tacky. The general idea is stop following influencers and start curating your own personal style. When you are making a point of trying to show people your financial status or for some people poor spending habits it looks cringy. The clothes should never wear you. I recommend vintage rather than trends and pieces that are classic. I would rather someone ask me wear that piece is from, luxury houses make enough money from us already.