Wearing "old money" style clothing and accesories makes you look cheap, amirite?

Trying to look rich is peak broke behavior

by Anonymous 4 hours ago

Yea, but does your chain hang low?

by Anonymous 4 hours ago

To be fair, we judge anyone for everything.

by Anonymous 3 hours ago

I feel like that's definitionally shallow. It doesn't make them shallow, but it's a shallow endeavor.

by Leuschkeedythe 3 hours ago

I said it is a shallow action, not that it makes the actor shallow. Doing something shallow does not make one shallow, and everyone should engage in at least one thing shallow. Calm down.

by Leuschkeedythe 3 hours ago

Apparently you have no clue what old money clothes are. It means understated, high quality, timeless designs. Exactly the opposite of making you look cheap. Apparently you think it means flashy and trashy....

by Anonymous 3 hours ago

I think you might have the wrong idea of what "old money" means

by AccomplishedBird8601 3 hours ago

You keep using that word, i do not think it means what you think it means

by Candid_Education 2 hours ago

do you even know what old money means lmfao

by Anonymous 2 hours ago

Wanting to look elegant and your best self is now a bad thing?

by Anonymous 2 hours ago

Tbh, this simply came to my mind because I saw some ad like "old money style at affordable prices!" . Which implies that the selling point is NOT looking elegant or best self , but more likely looking "old money" whatever that means in looks. I hope I explained myselr correctly

by Ludiegrant 2 hours ago

Adverts say any old crap. Ignore them.

by Anonymous 1 hour ago

Old money style is when you clothes are good looking, comfortable, and could be bought yesterday or be handmedown by your grand uncle Fitzwilliam.

by Anonymous 1 hour ago

The bling bling mentality is paradoxically cheap and tacky. It's painful to see, yet rife in the USA. Stay humble.

by Anonymous 1 hour ago

There is nothing bling bling about the "old money" style. If you get a few pieces tailored, you could build an entire wardrobe of that style from Kohl's. People seem to be confusing it with wearing designers' low-end clothes, which are typically adorned with large, gaudy logos.

by Potential-Head 33 minutes ago

lol you don't know what old money style is. If anything you're mistaking it for yuppie white people corporate clothes. That's not at all the same thing or concept. Bradley, the VP of Finance, wears loafers and polo shirts because that's the most casual he's allowed to be and still be taken seriously at his job and around his community. The CEO whose last name is on the building, and whose great-grand dad started the whole company, and who has 3 cousins on the board of directors wears a turtleneck that costs $2,500 and bespoke jeans handmade in Japan from raw denim. But it's still a turtleneck and jeans you'd never look at twice unless you really know clothes.

by Anonymous 15 minutes ago