My Friend Says I Look *So Rich* When I Wear Spring Outfits With These 6 Key Pieces

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Fashion collage of style influencers Karina Marriott, Christie Tyler, Anna Newton, and Sylvie Mus wearing rich-looking spring outfits

(Image credit: @thestyleidealist; @christietyler @theannaedit; @sylviemus_)

Let's be honest: Most of us seem to be seeking out looks that scream wealth without breaking the bank. Unsurprisingly, the obsession with all things quiet luxury is still going strong, no matter how many times we've heard the now-ubiquitous term. There is nothing like the confidence boost you get when you are wearing a great outfit that gives off a rich vibe (or the boost you get from all the compliments when you are out and about in one of these looks).

When I wear certain pieces, friends start doling out comments like "You look so rich in that" or something to that effect. Any time this happens, I make sure I take a mental note of the key part of the outfit so I can replicate the vibe in the future. For spring, this has looked like everything from trendy cinched blazers to woven bags and slingback heels. Scroll on to check out six key pieces guaranteed to give any outfit a rich-looking feel—all but one piece is under $300.

Linen Pants

British style influencer Karina Marriott poses in her chic apartment in front of abstract art wearing a tan barn coat, black basic top, and white wide-leg linen pants.

(Image credit: @thestyleidealist)

It's officially linen-pant season, and the options are endless when it comes to colors and styles. White and neutral are the usual go-tos, but don't overlook gray and black options, which are just as chic.

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Cinched Blazers

Style influencer Mimi Nguyen poses with a low bun, red lipstick, black collarless cinched-waist blazer, and jeans with a trench coat and brown woven bag on her arm.

(Image credit: @mimixn)

Cinched blazers instantly elevate any look and transform the silhouette in the chicest of ways. Wear them with everything from jeans to linen pants to skirts.

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Slingback Heels

European style influencer poses on a Paris sidewalk wearing a brown halter dress with a brown sweater tied around her waist holding a black leather Toteme tote bag and black kitten-heel slingbacks.

(Image credit: @sylviemus_)

One surefire way to make an outfit look more expensive is with a chic pair of slingback heels. The kitten-heel height is trending, and this style comes in a variety of colorways.

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Woven Bags

British style influencer Anna Newton wears a tan suede jacket, faded ivory linen tee, brown woven leather tote bag, and white jeans

(Image credit: @theannaedit)

Woven bags are having a major moment and the current selection is stellar. I'm especially fond of brown options, but go with your heart to find your perfect hue.

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Boatneck Tops

NYC style influencer Christie Tyler poses for a mirror selfie in a marble bathroom wearing a black boatneck top, black belt, black pants, loafers, and a leather shoulder bag.

(Image credit: @christietyler)

Boatneck tops are a versatile forever favorite. They make for an elevated swap to your usual T-shirt or tank top and can be easily dressed up or down.

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Dark-Wash Jeans

Danish fashion creative Clara Dyrhauge poses on a NYC street wearing a white linen button-down shirt, a brown tote bag, black belt, dark-wash baggy jeans, and black flip-flop sandals.

(Image credit: @claradyrhauge)

If you are an avid reader of my stories, you'll know how much I appreciate a great pair of dark-wash jeans. They're elegant and cool and come in many styles.

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Jennifer Camp Forbes
Jennifer Camp Forbes
Senior Shopping Editor

Jennifer Camp Forbes is a senior shopping editor atBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing , where she has worked in a variety of capacities including creative director and various editor roles. She’s a well-known shopping expert that’s sought out for advice and insight on Wholesale Replica Bag trends, outfit ideas, and fashion picks thanks to her thoughtful shopping roundups. Jennifer's lifelong interest in fashion led her to intern at Harper’s Bazaar as an undergraduate. Later, while working towards her masters degree in psychological counseling at Columbia University, she founded two digital fashion publications: Le Fashion and Olsens Anonymous. The popularity of both sites grew and after graduation she decided put her plans to become a therapist aside to pursue a career in fashion.

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