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Style Inspirations to Embrace Quiet Luxury: Menswear Edition

Geschrieben von: Andrea Centeno

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Model at Celine 2024 F/W Fashion show


Quiet luxury isn’t so “quiet” these days because of how the old money aesthetic has started to become a very much talked-about fashion phenomenon thanks to social media. While logo-heavy designer pieces are still an ongoing trend in the menswear fashion scene, more and more people have noticed a common denominator amongst the crazy rich men of today — their fashion nonchalance.


No logos, no striking details — just simple and plain pieces that whisper elegance through their top-notch quality fabrics, craftsmanship, and classic designs that will never go out of fashion. The quiet luxury aesthetic is subtle and refined, and those who know luxury are the ones who will figure out that one cashmere sweater costs at least a couple of thousand dollars. Brunello Cucinelli and Loro Piana are just some archetype designer brands pioneering quiet luxury. In the world of menswear, where men in general are usually drawn to minimalist ensembles, the quiet luxury aesthetic is gaining momentum. If you’re currently at the beginning stages of transforming your wardrobe to embrace the stealth wealth lifestyle, I’ve curated looks for you to take inspiration from. Here, we’ll also delve into the key elements of what makes quiet luxury refined and fashion-forward both for traditional and modern men.

Hermès Men's Winter 2024

Tailored Perfection in Designer Menswear

Exquisite tailoring is one of the key pillars of quiet luxury. The tailored fit of a clothing piece, even if it’s something as basic as a T-shirt or a jacket, brings an exclusive, bespoke-like feel. This is also what skyrockets the value of the clothing piece, as the designer brand takes pride in the craftsmanship that goes with every woven thread. The way each luxurious fabric piece is sewn to perfection makes a menswear piece look extremely elegant without any other additional detail. True enough, tailoring is the foundation upon which quiet luxury is built. It’s the antidote to trend-driven fashion where bold designs and logos steal the spotlight.


The clean lines and precision of a well-tailored piece give an impeccable fit that speaks volumes about the quality of the designer piece. It can be a flawlessly cut blazer, a sleek coat, or perfectly hemmed trousers — the bottom line is that it gives a bespoke mood that feels more personal, even if it’s a ready-to-wear piece. 


In contrast with loud, maximalist menswear ensembles, the beauty of quiet luxury lies in its restraint. Every stitch and seam is essential as careful construction of the clothing piece is one of the hallmarks of quiet luxury. It enhances the fabric’s natural flow and drape, maximizing the beauty of the fabric and the clothing’s design itself. With this said, perfect tailoring goes hand in hand with something else to achieve a pristine menswear piece — Fabric.


Model walking the Hermes 2025 runway in Tokyo
Image: Hermès

Fabrics that Feel Like Elegance

Model posing for Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2025
Image: Louis Vuitton
Model posing for Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2025
Image: Louis Vuitton

If tailoring is the backbone of quiet luxury, then fabric is its heart. These two work in complete synergy to create a luxurious menswear piece, with top-quality fabric materials bringing a more profound difference to the finished look. Premium fabrics made from natural, sustainable sources, bring unparalleled sophistication and softness that feels extremely comfortable to wear. Here are some of the known premium fabrics that most quiet luxury designer brands use for their craft.


  • Merino Wool

  • Egyptian Cotton

  • Baby Cashmere

  • Mulberry Silk

Louis Vuitton’s Pre-Fall 2025 menswear collection has an exceptional array of quiet luxury pieces that feature the most upscale fabrics. Whether for casual or formal events, this collection is the epitome of the quiet luxury aesthetic. No big monograms or visually striking details, just refined tailoring and top-notch fabric materials.

The Subtle Statement on Neutrals and Minimalist Details

A model at Filippa K fashion show
Image: Filippa K

A neutral color palette containing shades of beige, navy, gray, ivory, and black remains a dominant look in the quiet luxury fashion scene. The goal is to keep every piece versatile and timeless, making it easier to mix and match without the hassle of guessing which colors, prints, and patterns match with what. Neutral shades also help highlight the craftsmanship and simplicity of the clothing piece. 


Check out these minimalist designer pieces that are perfect for your quiet luxury wardrobe.

A model walking down CELINE runway


Minimalist pieces don’t translate to monotony at all, it’s all about the attention to detail that goes to every seam. Filippa K’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection totally donned the minimalist aesthetic, with every piece having little to almost no extra details, just pure tailored perfection and subtle neutral shades.

Accessories to Refine Style

Model posing for Balmain Pre-Fall 2025 Men Lookbook
Image: Balmain
Model posing for Balmain Pre-Fall 2025 Men Lookbook
Image: Balmain

Embracing the minimalist aesthetic of quiet luxury in menswear also means that you accessorize to heighten up your look, not to overwhelm. The right accessories can be seen as punctuation marks in your overall minimalist outfit, with them not taking over your ensemble but rather, adding depth to boost the impact of your look. It can be a  classic leather belt  or a discreet pair of cufflinks — whatever it is, a well-crafted accessory can make your outfit look even more luxurious than it already is.


When looking for a menswear accessory to complete your refined look, start with the essentials; basically functional pieces such as a sophisticated wristwatch, a cozy scarf, or a leather belt. The key is to opt for timeless designs that will be able to blend seamlessly with your minimalist luxury aesthetic. Simplicity and versatility are the keys to embracing the quiet luxury concept.

Here are some designer recommendations if you’re looking for an upscale accessory that features a simple yet luxurious design.

The Wrap Up

The quiet luxury ethos centers on lifestyle and mindset, not just on fashion style alone. It’s also about putting more thought into your wardrobe selection, focusing more on pieces of the highest quality that will stand the test of time. Think of something that you can pass off as a fashion heirloom, a piece that will remain relevant and luxurious for decades to come. Quiet luxury is about rejecting the notions of flaunting loud details and logos just to show that it’s an expensive piece. It’s letting the fashion piece’s craftsmanship speak for itself.


With these style inspirations in mind, you’re definitely on the right path to transform your wardrobe to embrace the stealth wealth style aesthetic. Its refined charm will not just dress you but also define you, one timeless piece at a time.

Tailoring Matters: Impeccable tailoring creates a refined, bespoke-like fit without bold designs.

Premium Fabrics: Luxurious materials like cashmere and silk add comfort and sophistication.

Neutral Palette: Timeless shades like beige, navy, and gray enhance versatility and elegance.

Subtle Accessories: Simple, well-crafted pieces like belts and watches elevate the minimalist look.

What is quiet luxury in menswear?

Quiet luxury focuses on timeless, high-quality pieces with subtle designs, emphasizing craftsmanship over logos and trends.

Which fabrics are essential for achieving a quiet luxury look?

Premium fabrics like cashmere, merino wool, Egyptian cotton, and silk are key to quiet luxury for their elegance and durability.

How can I accessorize a quiet luxury outfit?

Choose simple, functional accessories like leather belts, scarves, or classic watches to complement your refined, minimalist style.

Andrea Centeno, blogwriter for Ellie Belle

Andrea Centeno

Andrea Centeno, Editorial Lead for Ellie Belle, brings over a decade of experience as a writer and editor specializing in beauty, fashion, and lifestyle. Beyond her professional role, she curates and styles clothing for personal fashion clients, teaches English to young children during school breaks, and creates handmade jewelry in her mini craft corner. Andrea also shares her passion for beauty, travel, and skincare on her personal blog, shimmerjjang.com, where she writes about her favorite lipsticks, eyeshadows, solo adventures, and her ongoing skincare journey.

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