What the wealthy wear for breakfast: from silk to cashmere

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👔 What the rich wear for breakfast: from silk to cashmere

When you have everything, clothing is no longer about status. It's about feeling. The rich don't "dress," they live in textures. Even at breakfast, at home, they look like they'll be on the cover of Forbes tomorrow.

And here's what you'll see at a table where coffee costs $60 per cup:

1. Cashmere robes with family monograms

🛋 No fleece. Only soft, heavy cashmere from Loro Piana, Brunello Cucinelli or Hermès. Often custom-made, with initials or family crest.

Looks simple. Costs as much as a used Porsche.

2. Silk pajamas and linen that irons itself

💤 Light, breathable fabrics, hand-sewn. Snow-white sets from Zilli, Tom Ford Homewear, La Perla Homme. For morning - maximum comfort, minimum logos.

The case when in a robe you look richer than others in a suit.

3. Watches - even if they're not in a hurry

⌚ Yes, they're in a robe. But on the wrist - Patek Philippe Nautilus, Richard Mille or Audemars Piguet.

Time is luxury. Especially when it's yours.

4. Slippers more expensive than your sneakers

👞 Berluti, Tom Ford, Gucci Horsebit Slippers made of leather caressed by three masters. Soles softer than clouds, inside - cashmere or sheepskin.

House shoes? No. This is the feeling of "everything in the world is in its place."

5. Accessories even at the table

🕶 Cartier sunglasses on the terrace, morning fragrance from Maison Francis Kurkdjian or Creed, and of course - a pinky ring that costs as much as an apartment downtown.

Morning is also a stage. And every detail is part of the image.

💬 Conclusion:

They don't try to look expensive. They simply live expensively.

Even morning is a stylish manifesto: "I have everything under control."

Wealth isn't in things. Wealth is in the attitude toward oneself. Even at breakfast.