The Quiet Luxury Of Billionaires | What The Top 0.01% wear

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0:00 Intro
1:35 Brunello Cuccinelli
2:20 Stefano Ricci
2:53 Cesare Attolini
3:31 Loro Piana
4:15 Kiton
5:19 Brioni
Ultra-rich people usually look out for exclusive brands that are not easily available in their nearby shopping mall or some high street store. They are sold in exclusive stores which are very few in number.
So if you're looking at the Top 1% of rich people and wondering what they wear; Well throw that out the window. These brands are for the top 0.01%.
These are masters of tailoring clothes and The Quiet Luxury brands you don't know.
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@factoriesandmachines Месяц назад

There is Uniqlo here in Asia.A Japanese brand and it makes such clothing but the quality deteriorates after two years or so but it is the same aesthetic and good enough for the average man on a budget

@Classic_Godfather Год назад

I always thought they just wear cheap stuff

@NothingHereNothingThere 29 дней назад

There was a Brioni boutique in the building I worked in and I stopped by and got my dad a nice cardigan for about $500 in the early 1990s. Had no idea it was more than just an Italian menswear shop, it just was convenient to stop by after work during the Christmas holiday rush. My dad liked the sweater but he didn't know squat about Brioni either. So this video was just about menswear, what about the women? I only know Loro Piana for the cashmere. Personally I prefer the handmade Fair Isle sweaters from Scotland and the Harris Tweed from Harris, yes I've literally been there and got the labels of authenticity to attach once the clothing is finished. I'm short so I prefer sweaters woven and made to measure but I'm certainly not wealthy, just into artisanal crafts.