Posted March 30, 2023 by: Admin #News

Gwyneth Paltrow, the Academy Award-winning actress-turned-wellness advocate, has recently appeared in court in Utah over a collision at a ski resort in 2016. Her court wardrobe has received attention, reflecting a trend for a new low-key luxury look – clothes that quietly declare their value rather than shouting it. Paltrow’s high-necked jumper, worn on the first day of the trial, appears to be from the Italian luxury brand Loro Piana, which specializes in cashmere, and her second-day outfit features a cream knit from her own brand, G Label by Goop. Her moss green wool coat is from The Row, and her black lug-soled boots are from Prada.

Milton Pedraza, chief executive of the Luxury Institute, notes that these brands are easily recognized by their tribe, and the wearer makes a statement without having to try. The trend for stealth wealth is reflected in Paltrow’s court wardrobe, which has an old money feel and a soft power dressing style reminiscent of Succession’s Shiv Roy. Paltrow’s non-threatening aesthetic is also at odds with the allegation that she injured another skier and then skied away.

The trend for low-key luxury is seen in Loro Piana’s quiet luxury aesthetic, worn by real-life billionaires and scions of on-screen billionaires. In the opening episode of season four of Succession, Kendall Roy wore a custom-made suede jacket from the Italian heritage brand, while Tom, known for his chinos and puffy Moncler vest, shops at obvious stores and believes that if it’s expensive, it’s good.

Paltrow’s wardrobe choices for the court reflect a relatable and approachable style, with knitwear and lug-soled footwear. She implies that she is so wealthy that she doesn’t need to stress about the lawsuit, and she doesn’t care who knows it. Her outfits are reminiscent of the type of clothes she might wear to the farmer’s market to pick up ingredients for a midweek family supper.