- The quiet luxury aesthetic prioritizes subtle symbols of wealth over overt ones.
- An interior designer picked three quietly luxurious items — and lower-cost alternatives for each.
- For example, All Modern sells a $25 dupe of a cushy throw pillow that costs $145 at Neiman Marcus.
Quiet luxury is one of the loudest aesthetic trends.
The movement first arose in fashion as consumer preferences shifted from logo-covered luxury items toward ones that exude a more understated elegance.