LOUD LUXURY :: THE NEXT BIGGEST TREND EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT

It's not what you think it is! Loud LUXURY is the next biggest trend and it ISN'T ALL ABOUT LOGOS! Let me know what you guys think and if you prefer quiet luxury, loud luxury, or a combination!

I prefer subtle elegance 😊

In fashion I love quiet luxury in house decoration I love the classic, antiques, the “ forever “

I love a mix of both! Quiet with a "pop" here and there is my personal fave. I also want you to know that I've been watching and following you for a little while and you/your home has become my inspiration to (slowly, while working on a budget) makeover my entire home! I had been in to the "coastal grandmother/modern-ish coastal" decor (no, not with seashells and gift shop decor lol) with blues, greens, sandy colors etc. But after watching your videos, I have thoroughly annoyed my husband with my shopping habits lately! NEW EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE! He told me the other day that "we don't need anymore decor pieces or furniture right now... And STAY OFF AMAZON!!" 🤣🤣 So, thank you for your inspo! Your personality and the love and passion you have for the beautiful things in life is contagious! I look forward to watching your new posts and get so excited with new content, so thank you again for doin' what yo do 😘🥰

OMG I Love this darker hair on you!! 👏🏻🥰😍😍 makes your blue eyes pop 😍

Valentina I gasped with the opening interlude with how stunning you look! Have you gone darker with your hair? It’s beautiful ❤️❤️

In fashion and in decor I like mostly simple/subtle but a dash of flash.

Loud luxury sounds like gaudy glam, but if you're talking jewel tones, art deco glam, Im all in!

The mood board in my head for a concept of loud luxury, Velvets, leather, cashmere, a moody and smoky vibe, a rich navy, charcoal grey, chrome/gold accents, iron accented with gold, an object or piece of furniture with studs, mirrors, and a touch of lavishiness in sconces/chandeliers and tall fancy glass vases.

I love very simple minimal pieces with loud pieces mixed in, it just livens everything up and makes it all so interesting, bringing it all together with the tension of opposites. Glad to see some bold colour being used as well as interesting and unique pieces.

your hair looks great!

In a market saturated with cheap fakes it gets forgotten that championing real artistry is so important.

All my lamps are made of solid marble, alabaster, genuine crystal solid bases, and both of my ceramic lamps are Ralph Lauren…and I bought them all from HOMEGOODS/HOMESENSE!! Loud luxury can be done with budgeting, driving to different homegoods stores, and being picky with what you bring home. All my throws are 100% alpaca from Peru and I have a few all from homegoods lol

Oooh I love both. A loud logo belt paired with a simple outfit. Or an amazing stand out sculptural piece surrounded by minimalism and a monochromatic color scheme.

Girl we follow you because we like it loud! Happy some boldness is coming back in style 🥰

I love your hair. It’s so healthy and youthful!! You look amazing!

Your excitement and energy show this is really where you feel 'at home'. First thought: oh no, 80's power shoulder pads are back. Second thought: I could see myself borrowing a few ideas from this, but to live in this all the time would be over stimulating. Edit to say: This is the continuation of people wanting to be unapologetic about their own style and expression. I see it as a continuation of the effects of lockdown. People began to explore who their authentic selves were because they got that break from social pressure and this just feels like a natural flow on from that.

Loving the new hair!

IDK It's hard for me to imagine loud luxury becoming more popular ...when we are starting into another rescission, and while over on TikTok there's fashion trends being called Poverty Core lol.

I turned 50 last year and with my kids grown, I am currently redefining my style (and life). Thank you for such amazing content and ideas! You have given me inspiration to make design choices that I would have normally shied away from. Love everything you do, Valentina!