„Banii vechi” NU sunt la fel cu „Stilul clasic” (Iată de ce!)

21 thoughts on “„Banii vechi” NU sunt la fel cu „Stilul clasic” (Iată de ce!)”

1. Oma is a vintage bussines casual 🎉

2. Yes! Thank you! Take off your hat when you go indoors! Always! Women keep dress hats on as part of their outfit, unless at a space where you're blocking the view of others. Having been DNA'd into me to take off all hats indoors, though, I take mine off, it feels too weird to wear any indoors.

3. 🤔😜 funny for a german to watch (you said Grandfather …..OMA,Oma means Grandma in Germany)

4. Old money is old money and not a style

5. Appreciate the effort, but Old Money is never an aesthetic; it is an ethic. Reducing it to fashion in any way is gauche.

6. 👍🏼

7. In short: Old Money is basically dressing conventionally well, like any man should lol

8. I love how gentleman's gazette perfectly explains everything. And thank you for a another amazing video.

9. I'd say in the first 5 minutes or so Preston gets quite a bit wrong about "old money." First, old money is not really about "money" at all. It's about the derivation and age of your money. The Murdochs and Kennedys are not old money and never will be because of how that money was acquired (and it isn't that old). This is an essential component. Also, your definition of the British aristocracy is incorrect partially because you confuse it with the British Royal Family which is different. The British Royal Family is part of the much larger British aristocracy which is based less on "titles" as you state but on land. Most members of the British aristocracy don't have titles. One only need look at the pages of Country Life to see dozens of aristocrats without titles. Example: Tony Blair is Sir Tony Blair, knight of the Garter. He is not, however, an aristocrat nor is he old money. But Alastair Bruce has no title and is not particularly wealthy and he is both an aristocrat and old money. It's all about birth.

10. A lot of the old money wear common clothes

11. When you run into Prince Charles hiking he does not look anywhere like those who want to look wealthy. He just look like another English old man hiking.

12. I would have thought that as far as clothes are concerned, it is pretty much obligatory to go with bespoke clothing if you are trying for an old money aesthetic – anything else would be faking it. And it seems to me that an old money person would be able to tell just from looking whether something is or isn't bespoke.

13. may i ask so i change my style to italian look though im filipino and weather here much sunny than rainy days….soo im wearing chino short or pants pair with long or short sleeves button shirt. for my head accessories brown sunglass not big , fitted to eye below eyebrows then a straw hat, for middle part wristwatch w
    quartz not digital and gemstone bracelet and for sometimes i wear tassle loafer or leather sandals. 🙏 i hope you reply

14. Same

15. Do you tell me the basics I should know when choosing a outfit

16. "If granddaddy 's money is good enough for you, the the cut of this suit should be too". Thanks for the laugh, you're making my day.

17. Hello, gentlemen! I am a female religiously watching your channel. Because I know none of the same kind for women. 🙁 Maybe you can recommend one? I promise, I won’t stop watching you. 🙂 Thank you!

18. Classic style should not be classist style!

19. OMA is insulted by the idea of buying something new, as if they ever lacked something to begin with.

20. I'm sure that the GG staff have good intentions. Viewed a few episodes – mildly entertaining/amusing. IMHO: shop Ben Silver and Brooks Brothers, or go the bespoke route. Some good deals can be had on reduced offerings. It seems that GG tries too hard to assemble ensembles; reminds one of a adolescent desperately seeking to appear dapper. The majority of the showcased dressings appear contrived, not effortless. One thing does ring true. Know the rules, then bend them to create a GENUINE personal style; don't follow trends. For active wear go to Burberry, Beretta, and Eddie Bauer. The Belvedere shop does offer some nice accessories.

    p.s. the late Julian Bream knew how to best dress for the occasion and Vladimir Horowitz was THE bow tie ambassador.

21. OMA is traditional British noble dress in my opinion. I have observed that American Old Money would usually wear clothing akin to traditional British college students uniforms (think Oxford and Eaton, which have inspired classic menswear).

    There's a wonderful episode of The Crown (S5E3) where an Egyptian man asks for the help of a valet that once served the Duke of Windsor, to integrate into British high society. Clothing choices for setting and activities are covered.

    As for American Old Money, the Great Gatsby movie is full of great examples from all the actors (even the extras). I looked into it and the costume designer said they consulted Brooks Brothers for their historical input.

    One time I did wear what might be an OMA ensemble to work (it was something I saw in movies when a rich person or someone who came into money would wear). It was a navy blue cashmere/wool blend blazer with gold buttons, classic cut khaki chinos, white dress shirt, red and blue tie, and black wingtips. My supervisor asked me to meet him in his office so we could talk about how I am dressing too nice for the work we do.

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