Old Money style isn’t about flaunting; it’s about the allure of discretion and legacy. Fall 2024 runways embraced this with earthy tones, cashmere layers, and vintage silhouettes, inviting us into an era of heritage and refinement. This season, it's time to channel classic elegance without the flash.

Swipe ahead and learn how to dress in the old money aesthetic.

The Navy Blazer

A navy blazer, whether single- or double-breasted, is foundational to any old-money wardrobe. Designers like Ralph Lauren Purple Label brought back this essential piece, blending worsted wool with sleek lines for a look that seamlessly shifts from a casual day to evening sophistication.

Photography: Ralph Lauren

Textured Sweaters

Brunello Cucinelli’s knits, especially in muted colors like beige and forest green, exude understated luxury. Cashmere and merino wool blends create an effortless elegance, ideal for layering over a classic white tee or button-down for that unmistakable air of quiet opulence.

Photography: Brunello Cucinelli

Loafers: Unrivaled Footwear

Leather loafers are the perfect old-money shoes, favored by style icons since the 1950s. This season, contrast loafers in rich brown or black shades stood out, paired with high socks and tailored slacks on the runway, showcasing both function and timeless style.

Photography: Ralph Lauren

Tailored Pants

For a true old money look, tailored trousers in charcoal, navy, and olive tones are the way to go. Valentino reimagined this staple with heritage cuts and fine wool, delivering a silhouette that’s both practical for winter and polished enough for any occasion.

Photography: Valentino

Traditional Check Patterns

Check patterns add a vintage-inspired elegance to the old-money look. Paired with knits or tailored blazers, these patterns offer the right blend of prep and polish.

Photography: Rails

Elegant Outerwear

Wool coats and trench coats from brands like Fendi embody the old-money attitude — quality fabrics in neutral tones. Whether a long camel overcoat or a structured pea coat, these pieces wrap the wearer in warmth and sophistication.

Photography: Fendi

V-Neck Sweaters

Designers took inspiration from Ivy League aesthetics with v-neck sweaters, often in neutral colors with rich trims. Worn alone or layered over a crisp collared shirt, these pieces embody heritage and class, making them perfect for a polished, collegiate look.

Photography: JW Anderson

Cashmere Scarves

A cashmere scarf in a muted tone is the ultimate finishing touch, seen draped elegantly over wool coats on the runways. This accessory adds both comfort and a hint of indulgence to the old-money wardrobe, effortlessly elevating any look.

Photography: Ralph Lauren

Old Money For the Win!

The fall and winter seasons iare all about merging timeless pieces with modern interpretations. From classic blazers to refined textures, every piece is a nod to tradition and sophistication. Embrace the old-money aesthetic this season and bring a little heritage to your everyday style.

Photography: Hugo Boss