#quiet-luxury

#quiet-luxury

If you've been scrolling through social media lately, you won't have escaped the plaid trimmings, pine garlands and rich red ribbons, all warmed by the glow of a roaring fire. Welcome to "Ralph Lauren Christmas." The aesthetic, which demonstrates how to create Ralph Lauren Corp. 's signature style for the holidays, has been trending recently, sending the brand's visibility soaring.

If you're looking for a few wardrobe upgrades - pieces that look expensive but still feel wearable - there's no reason to overtax your bank account. This list includes some of the bougiest outfits you'll find, and they're all amazingly easy on the wallet. Scroll on to shop for everyday separates, activewear that's as chic as it is functional, and comfy accessories that'll put a chic finishing touch on your look.

At the center of the room is a custom dark wood island with a waterfall-edge countertop - a combination of two hot 2025 kitchen trends - situated next to a row of sculptural Blackman Cruz stools. Overhead are three of Hallworth's bronze Ahab pendants, which were designed by Jane Hallworth and selected for the home by Shadley, who described Jen's aesthetic to AD as deeply rooted in "wood, stone, and bronze, materials that have real substance and depth."

The traditional marketing playbook dictates no stone shall be left unturned when it comes to publicity: Brands must cast their nets widely, grab attention with huge promotional blitzkriegs and generate maximum buzz.

"Quiet luxury was instantly adopted by the players in this space as a way to speak to their success through what they wear. It's designed to go unnoticed, even if they're publicly powerful and influential figures."