f late, you might have heard the term “quiet luxury”. Often used by fashion pundits when dissecting the wardrobes of the wealthy and dysfunctional on HBO’s, the phrase exploded into mainstream fashion discourse with actor Gwyneth Paltrow’s low-key but eye-wateringly expensive trial wardrobe – think cashmere sweaters from Loro Piana (a brand cheekily dubbed as the billionaire’s Uniqlo), expertly tailored coats from The Row and minimalist jewellery (in 18K gold, of course) from British luxury jeweller Robinson Pelham. What
