Our Editor’s Quiet Luxury Picks Are A Mouthwatering Array Of Affordable Buys & Investment Pieces
R29 editors have also embraced the trend, even if we're more likely to be heading to the L train over the Roy family's private jet. For a little taste of quiet luxury, check out our picks that range from high-quality basics to classy jewelry and timeless handbags we swear by. You could even curate a whole head-to-toe outfit from our editors' recs.
Ahead, browse through R29 editors' top quiet luxury list to live out the"old money" aesthetic, starting at just over $50.“I don’t often have the funds to invest in new designer/luxury big-ticket items, but high-quality basics is a category I feel is really worth the investment. This near perfect — and slightly under-$100 — pointelle tank is on the more attainable side and is something I know I’ll wear over and over and over again.
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