Love your analysis on these luxury brands. Everything you pointed out is the reason why I purchased a Valextra piece. Valextra: discreet, subtle, minimalistic, but high quality at the same time.
I have a sheer sleeveless top I bought from Wolford’s in Paris 17 years ago that still looks as good as new. It’s an elevated basic that I turn to to dress up jeans for an evening out or as a layering piece that feels soft and luxurious.
Exactly - an elevated basic that dresses up any outfit really and more so if you have a beautiful cashmere cardigan / piece under that - you can’t go wrong!
Very nice presentation;) But to be honest with the exception of cashmere, Brunello Cucinelli fabrics are nowhere near as high quality as Loro Piana. In addition to sweaters, I have silk tops and a few dresses from both brands. Of eight silk tops by Brunello Cucinelli, 5 pieces only lasted about 2 years (until the silk got holes and the Monilli pearls came off, even though they were hardly worn and only cleaned in the dry cleaning process) I wouldn't buy anything from the brand anymore, mainly because the customer service wasn't particularly friendly and said that would be normal after two seasons. I would always recommend Loro Piana to all those who are looking for excellent quality, some sweaters I've had for over 15 years and they look like new.
Brunello and Loro are truly the top when it comes to cashmere. I would have thought the Brunello silk tops would have held up a lot better but I guess now I know just stick to their cashmere it’s what they are best at. Shoddy service for that level of luxury. Whilst shopping have you ever considered or come across Franck Namani? ua-cam.com/video/tMyvalNP8rM/v-deo.html
I’m so glad I found your channel. Your content is very informative especially about under the radar high end brands. I am currently saving towards getting my first Valextra (Iside) and Moynat (Gabrielle) handbag. I adore Loro Piana. Keep making these great contents. You’ve gained a new subscriber ✨✨.
@@SoAnesu one more question, if you don't mind! Do you happen to know when this particular Rejane style/silhouette was created? Is this the same silhouette as the one created in 1903? I can't seem to find any pictures of vintage Rejanes...
Unlike ALL those who have unboxing videos after unboxing videos, you EDUCATE us, not amuse us or make people feel they have to keep up with the Joneses. With due respect, it's pronounced "air mayz". I wear their Cinhetic, it's unrecognizable and minimalistic. Their scarves are breathtaking. I'm saving up for a Moynat - the first/only WOMAN trunk maker. They use the same leathers as Hermès.
Thank you for this. I am delighted that you appreciate my content. I’ll try and pronounce Hermes correctly going forward - thanks for helping me with this.
@@SoAnesu I'm a proud nerd, always in inquiry mode, and a new subscriber. When I was young I thought it was pronounced like herpes. 😃 Keep up the great work classy Queen!
That’s the spirit that’s how one learns. Keep saving for Moynat it will be one of the best luxury purchases you will ever make! I only have Hermès scarves such a splurge but well worth the money…
Just found your channel and love it. You give great reviews without going over the top in your explanations. I agree with everything you have said, so I def will subscribe 😉………..🤗🇨🇦
Just a comment. Patek Philippe is to show status to the masses, but a Jaeger LeCoultre while cheaper on the entry level, is the watchmakers of all watchmakers, and they manufactured calibers even for Patek Philippe. There is almost no way the imitation market can sell a working Jaeger LeCoultre reverso with a duo face, a Jaeger LeCoultre gyrotourbillon or their limited edition Hybris mechanica. But oh hey a lot of imitation Patek Philippe. Other exclusive watchmakers which are hard to imitate are Jacob and Co watches with the triple axis tourbillon.
@@SoAnesu Rolex screams upper middle class or (fake market). Patek Philippe screams multimillionaire and even the fakes are rarely below a hundred or so, but oh hey a Rolex , bargain with the Thai flea market , get it for 20.
@@SoAnesu Or maybe among us watch enthusiasts. To me, a Rolex on a person doesn’t scream rich rich. But if the person walk into a high end restaurant with a 20 buck Casio , wearing shabby clothing and slippers against the dress code, and the waiters are still sucking up to the person, well , that dude is rich, versus the over dressed lot in the queue.
I’m current lusting after a Delvaux architect series bag. A magnificent color blocked blue and ivory Tempette. Everyone seems to have the more popular Chanel classic flap and LV bags, but my eye seeks out the more understated beauties. Where would you rank Salvatore Ferragamo bags? I recently purchased an ivory Boxyz bag with champagne hardware that is very well constructed.
That’s a fab colour combination. I hope you get it. I briefly mention Salvatore Ferragamo bags in this video. It’s a good brand. ua-cam.com/video/Y9Ixp9OwB-0/v-deo.html
Yes! I didn’t include them as they were still closed in between the two main lockdowns in the United Kingdom. I’ll talk about them later maybe with a range of other mid tier cashmere brands - not sure yet.
Love your analysis on these luxury brands. Everything you pointed out is the reason why I purchased a Valextra piece. Valextra: discreet, subtle, minimalistic, but high quality at the same time.
Thank you! Hear, hear that’s what luxury at the very top end is about...
I have a sheer sleeveless top I bought from Wolford’s in Paris 17 years ago that still looks as good as new. It’s an elevated basic that I turn to to dress up jeans for an evening out or as a layering piece that feels soft and luxurious.
Exactly - an elevated basic that dresses up any outfit really and more so if you have a beautiful cashmere cardigan / piece under that - you can’t go wrong!
Very nice presentation;)
But to be honest with the exception of cashmere, Brunello Cucinelli fabrics are nowhere near as high quality as Loro Piana. In addition to sweaters, I have silk tops and a few dresses from both brands. Of eight silk tops by Brunello Cucinelli, 5 pieces only lasted about 2 years (until the silk got holes and the Monilli pearls came off, even though they were hardly worn and only cleaned in the dry cleaning process)
I wouldn't buy anything from the brand anymore, mainly because the customer service wasn't particularly friendly and said that would be normal after two seasons.
I would always recommend Loro Piana to all those who are looking for excellent quality, some sweaters I've had for over 15 years and they look like new.
Brunello and Loro are truly the top when it comes to cashmere. I would have thought the Brunello silk tops would have held up a lot better but I guess now I know just stick to their cashmere it’s what they are best at.
Shoddy service for that level of luxury.
Whilst shopping have you ever considered or come across Franck Namani? ua-cam.com/video/tMyvalNP8rM/v-deo.html
Thank you for watching and your brand feedback - always invaluable!
Finally someone who knows luxury!!!! New subscriber here ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ha! You are too kind - thank you.
I’m so glad I found your channel. Your content is very informative especially about under the radar high end brands. I am currently saving towards getting my first Valextra (Iside) and Moynat (Gabrielle) handbag. I adore Loro Piana. Keep making these great contents. You’ve gained a new subscriber ✨✨.
Thank you! Welcome onboard.
You won’t regret it two fab brands👊🏾🤗
One of my favorite videos on luxury bags/goods.
Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@SoAnesu I'm considering a Loro Piana bag. Are their bags anywhere close in quality to Moynat, Delvaux?
Ooh yes very close! I was on Madison Ave a couple of days ago and went into the store solely to swoon over that bag! Love everything about it!
@@SoAnesu thank you!
@@SoAnesu one more question, if you don't mind! Do you happen to know when this particular Rejane style/silhouette was created? Is this the same silhouette as the one created in 1903? I can't seem to find any pictures of vintage Rejanes...
Unlike ALL those who have unboxing videos after unboxing videos, you EDUCATE us, not amuse us or make people feel they have to keep up with the Joneses. With due respect, it's pronounced "air mayz". I wear their Cinhetic, it's unrecognizable and minimalistic. Their scarves are breathtaking. I'm saving up for a Moynat - the first/only WOMAN trunk maker. They use the same leathers as Hermès.
Thank you for this. I am delighted that you appreciate my content. I’ll try and pronounce Hermes correctly going forward - thanks for helping me with this.
@@SoAnesu I'm a proud nerd, always in inquiry mode, and a new subscriber. When I was young I thought it was pronounced like herpes. 😃 Keep up the great work classy Queen!
That’s the spirit that’s how one learns. Keep saving for Moynat it will be one of the best luxury purchases you will ever make! I only have Hermès scarves such a splurge but well worth the money…
I've been binge-watching your videos and drinking in your knowledge. Terrific channel.
I hope it was worthwhile 😊 Thank you.
Amazing video! Thks for sharing! 🌻
Thank you for watching 😄
Very good presentation. Clear and clear very informative. Thank you
Glad you liked - thank you.
Just found your channel and love it. You give great reviews without going over the top in your explanations. I agree with everything you have said, so I def will subscribe 😉………..🤗🇨🇦
Aww thank you! I like “without going over the top in your explanations” I appreciate the tip and long may you be a subscriber 😁
Just a comment. Patek Philippe is to show status to the masses, but a Jaeger LeCoultre while cheaper on the entry level, is the watchmakers of all watchmakers, and they manufactured calibers even for Patek Philippe. There is almost no way the imitation market can sell a working Jaeger LeCoultre reverso with a duo face, a Jaeger LeCoultre gyrotourbillon or their limited edition Hybris mechanica. But oh hey a lot of imitation Patek Philippe. Other exclusive watchmakers which are hard to imitate are Jacob and Co watches with the triple axis tourbillon.
If Patek Philippe is to show status to the masses then what is Rolex?! Maybe let’s start there…
@@SoAnesu Rolex screams upper middle class or (fake market). Patek Philippe screams multimillionaire and even the fakes are rarely below a hundred or so, but oh hey a Rolex , bargain with the Thai flea market , get it for 20.
Maybe where you are but Rolex transcends all classes.
@@SoAnesu Or maybe among us watch enthusiasts. To me, a Rolex on a person doesn’t scream rich rich. But if the person walk into a high end restaurant with a 20 buck Casio , wearing shabby clothing and slippers against the dress code, and the waiters are still sucking up to the person, well , that dude is rich, versus the over dressed lot in the queue.
I’m current lusting after a Delvaux architect series bag. A magnificent color blocked blue and ivory Tempette. Everyone seems to have the more popular Chanel classic flap and LV bags, but my eye seeks out the more understated beauties. Where would you rank Salvatore Ferragamo bags? I recently purchased an ivory Boxyz bag with champagne hardware that is very well constructed.
That’s a fab colour combination. I hope you get it.
I briefly mention Salvatore Ferragamo bags in this video. It’s a good brand.
ua-cam.com/video/Y9Ixp9OwB-0/v-deo.html
As long as we're talking 'money no object' cashmere, then perhaps Franck Namani as well?
Yes! I didn’t include them as they were still closed in between the two main lockdowns in the United Kingdom. I’ll talk about them later maybe with a range of other mid tier cashmere brands - not sure yet.
@@SoAnesu Yes, of course, that makes perfect sense. Also, mid-tier, definitely not the price...