Meet the new trend “Quiet Luxury”

“quiet luxuryy” is the newest fashion trend, this is the term used for new words so far in the fashion world, however this term has existed since the 80s and 90s with the minimalism. The meaning in Portuguese is “silent fashion“, “quiet“, produced by brands more concerned with durability and versatility, a trend that values ​​luxury in a discreet way.

_{Carolyn Bassette-Kennedy and John Jr. (Photo: Reproduction/VLK/Magazine)}

In essence, the quiet luxury it has many of the same hallmarks as the classic, like well-made, understated staples that don’t scream about their provenance, but rather discreetly communicate a low-key yet undeniably sophisticated lack of sophistication. Like mixing a vintage coat with baggy jeans; several shades of beige at once; a watch with a simple leather band, peeking out from under the cuff of a thick cream sweater.

^{Ashley Olsen (Photo: Reproduction/ Vogue/ Magazine)}

With an increased focus on investment pieces and thoughtful buying habits. Quiet and minimalism is sought, with a greater focus on investment pieces and judicious purchases, which can be mixed and used several times without seeming repeated in a certain way, the term also refers to to describe subtle clothes, which has been shown to like an elegant and modest trend found in a thrift store.

_{Mary-Kate Olsen (Photo: Reproduction/ whowhatwear/ Magazine.UK)}

At home, it can be enjoyed and not displayed for the approval of strangers. Like, for example: fluffy towels and an oversized bathrobe; lots of cozy throws like cashmere and a fire, electric or not; lots of eclectic furniture, expensive or modest antiques, found hidden in little shops or thrift stores; old but still pretty copper pots and pans or a worn wooden table.

_{The high point is many books and less technology in this trend (Photo: Reproduction/ Casa.Abril/ Magazine)}

However, it’s not what you wear that matters, as each piece has its own story and this is demonstrated by the way you act, as simplicity and discretion is the main factor of this new style. It’s about quality and not quantity, having an instinctive style and the confidence to invest in pieces for lifetime use, without showing price, exorbitant amounts paid for an object that can transcend vulgarity, but demonstrate sophistication in a natural way.

Featured photo: Monochromatic and Quiet Luxury with the same tone. Playback/Egypt Today/Magazine