25 Ways to Shop the Quiet Luxury Look on Amazon
Timeless minimalism at every price point.
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Even if you're not on TikTok, the phrase "quiet luxury" has probably snuck its way into your lexicon. And though that particular label is heading towards over-saturation, at its core, the idea is really just about timelessness. Think simple, trend-proof silhouettes, high-quality materials that are built to last, and structured pieces whose tailored cuts instantly make the wearer look put-together. Whether you blame the reemergence of Phoebe Philo, Gwyneth Paltrow’s ski trial, or simply logo fatigue—the minimalist look is here to stay.
The good news is that despite its name, buying into this particular aesthetic doesn't always have to be prohibitively expensive. Amazon has a surprisingly wide range of designer options at every price point, meaning you can mix in a few new linen pieces or even just an elegant new blazer without breaking the bank. Ahead, 25 quiet luxury-inspired items that do just that.
Combining a high neckline with an open back, this cream-colored stunner is all about the balancing act.
If you're in the market for a new pair of sunglasses, invest in a style with some longevity. Tortoiseshell cat-eyes are just that.
If you've been a consummate minimalist for a while, you likely already have an army of white button-downs in your collection. Consider a striped version to mix things up just a touch.
An a-line midi skirt is as much a wardrobe staple as jeans, and while you can always wear them interchangeably, you'll be favoring this fluttery style in the warmer months.
Whether you're planning a Riviera getaway or a weekend at the lake, a sun hat is a must. This one, crocheted out of raffia, is all about the details.
Sweatpants have no place in a low-key rich bitch closet; trade them in for wide leg knit pants that are just as comfortable (hello, elastic waistband) but will help you look more put together.
It may look like separates, but this unique piece is actually a dress. Keep this around for proof that minimalist dressing can still be interesting.
There's a reason linen is the poster child for this particular aesthetic: It's elegant, timeless, and with the right design (for instance, in the form of a sharp vest) can look dressy.
From the single-breasted style to the muted aqua shade to the slightly oversized (but not baggy) fit, this blazer is oh-so versatile.
Presenting the ultimate travel sweater. It's lightweight enough to wear on summer evenings, and you'll be glad you have it in lieu of an airplane blanket when trying to get cozy on the plane.
Come fall, you'll be glad you have this polo midi dress to whip out on those tricky in-between weather days where it's not yet cold enough for a jacket.
This canvas shopper has plenty of room to hold all the artisanal cheeses and sparkling water your heart desires for your next park picnic.
Lele Sadoughi Baroque Pearl Headband
More understated than the oversized Baroque-inspired headbands of the last few years, Lele Sadoughi's slim piece showcases mismatched pearls woven into velvet.
From lazy brunches to farmer's market strolls, this easy-wear, jersey-knit maxi dress can handle it all in style.
They look every bit the polished pant, but these wide-leg trousers have a secret: They're actually a pull-on style, made from stretchy Ponte knit fabric. No need to fumble with buttons or zippers.
A wavy strap in a sharply contrasting color is the cheeky twist needed to give these simple sandals a playful boost.
You don't have to do much in the way of styling to pull off this cotton collared shirtdress—just tie on a belt and you're good to go.
The sculptural bag is definitely enjoying its moment in the sun, but what sets Staud's take apart is its mixed material design. Part soft suede, part glossy leather, it's a fresh take on a beloved trend.
A slinky slip dress may just be the poster child for elevated '90s minimalism. Wear it alone with your sparkliest jewels for the next summer wedding on your list, or throw a button-down over top to dress it down.
This is basically the plain white tee of shorts. The longer silhouette means they are work-appropriate, the black shade makes them a fit for nightlife, and the linen fabric is lightweight enough for running around all day doing errands.
Elly Leavitt is a fashion and luxury commerce editor at Hearst covering fashion, design, and more across multiple brands. You can probably find her in line at Trader Joe's. You will never find her at SoulCycle.
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