One thing I noticed is that people in Carnegie Hill were not wearing expensive well known brands. However, the clothes they were wearing, even if just sweat pants, were all stellar quality, and could even be around $500 (like those aviator nation sweat pants). This definitely opens up a conversation about who Gucci and Chanel are actually marketing to, and what is truly a marker of status in this day and age.
interesting analysis. Apparently clothes won't mark much a status in these days. That was different in the 80ies. It is a fact, all high fashion brands are looking for new customers (see the mini bags). Do ordinary people also frequent the expensive upper part of NYC just to get the smell of the cooking pot without really eating out of it. Again some decades ago, at least in my city,, ordianary people went window shopping in weekends and highly bought a waffle or a cup of coffee. What then is the sense of all those expesive shops in costly city quarters. (the rent is enormous) I hear fall a couple of times the brand name Zara....what does that say about Zara?
A lot of rich people actually buy good quality and then wear it for 20 years. Why do you think they are rich? They rarely waste their money on crap that won't last.
@@southernhippie9058 I guess I'm different I've had so many fast fashion pieces that I still have since middle school and there still holding up most of my stuff was from Kohls, Sears, Ross, tj max since that's what I had around, I've only had one bad experience and that was from my first H&M purchase I got 3 basic tees and those things lasted a week no joke it was bad
no they definitely weren't snobby! every person who agreed to be on camera were incredibly kind. I'm talking about the 50+ rejections off camera haha (some of whom were nice, some of whom were not)
@@CynicalDuchess Well, you were lovely and I am sorry if some peeps were not cool. It is a weird time to be human in America. But you you showed us what is hip! Thank you!
Weathly people are smart about money and tend to buy high quality pieces that will last throughout the years rather than buying things to stay on trend. So they won't be wastful with money to make it last. There are a lot of famous athletes, celebrities who wanted to part of that flex culture that are now broke.
As they say, money talks and wealth whispers. I think we've been so conditioned to think that being decked out in the well-known designer brands is synonymous with wealth when in reality, it can mean incorporating basic pieces from "low-end" brands with high-quality pieces from lesser-advertised ones. Wonderful video as always!
All Muslims say it. It's ironic that they say peace and yet their community does the exact opposite in middle east and south Asia. Actually everywhere.
@@harveyspecter1855 you might have had rough personal experiences i believe but labeling everyone the same is just plane rude and ignorant,, i mean thats unfair to the good souls.. there good people among the community aswell. i know alot personally soo...
Ohhh it's so interesting to see how people weren't completely decked out in designer brands and flaunting their wealth, but instead gravitated towards wearing really high quality and well fitted looks that are really classy and show wealth in a more understated way. Definitely love that there was also a lot of more affordable brands featured too!! Also super curious how you were able to tell who some of the richer people were just by seeing them on the street??
@@nj1624 It would also be impractical to do that (show wealth) in a place like New York, I would be scared I would get robbed. Especially since NYC is mostly walking.
idk but ppl in the comment section saying that old money is ✨understated and humble✨ while new money is shallow and loud rubs me the wrong way... both buy up all the couture gowns and vintage archival pieces anyway 🤡. We shouldnt be so quick to praise the 1% for wearing simple clothes, for 'being practical', and for wanting to appear 'normal' yet doing so with "quiet elegance". It's highly elitist and furthers the notion that poor people can make tons of money but will never truly be classy. It's almost a way to discredit social mobility. I swear yall only praise ~wealthy~ people for wearing uniqlo but when middle-class people do it, it's "basic" and "boring". 🤷🏻♀️
Well if there's any consolation my country is 5%😁😁😁 but I get what you are saying. Basically the 1% or the 5% don't want the attention only for special occasions...maybe😬😬😬 But "the loud ones" will put on a Black Gucci sweater, a green Dior saddle bag 🙄, a Balenciaga sneakers and a bright orange LV cap (courtesy of Virgil ♥️) to walk down the road to by tea. Sigh!!!!
Well said. Old money was built through labor exploitation and other shady practices. Their mansions are built on the backs of slavery. There is literally nothing great about 'old money'.
My mom was a nanny amongst the "1 percent" for about 15 years, yes the nanny knows everything but says nothing. Anyway, none of the people she worked for in Manhattan or in California were ever flashy, very understated in their clothing.
Loving how a lot of people incorporated the high-low wardrobe -- you don't need everything to be super nice / expensive / designer in order to make a nice outfit. Splurging on the pieces that you really like and will get the most value out of makes them that much more special, and helps you appreciate them more too (imo). Also I am really digging those Doc Marten x CDG shoes that Alex was wearing!
Me too. I'm from Ohio, but my aunt lived in New York over 50 years; so, when I'd go visit I'd become a New Yorker❣ I would love to live there if I could afford it.
Most New Yorkers have a quirky vibe going on, as in its neither this or that. Like they raided a thrift store and their grandmas closet for most of their clothes. Its probably the only area of the country that its super expensive to live in but people's #1 goal isn't to look rich , glamorous or sexy, but to look interesting.
I grew up in Main Line Philadelphia. Def. Old Money. Most people took a lot of pride in bargains. I moved to Northern Virginia. All the "rich" people wanted to wear designer wear to show off. After several years hanging out with nouveau rich, I moved back to PA. Two weeks ago we had new cabinets installed. One of the guys (60 year old male) who came to install has the biggest yacht in the neighborhood. He works to keep busy. Around lunch time, he goes to his "meetings".....He goes home to take a nap. You will find him shopping in Walmart and will never know he is loaded. Never judge a book by its cover.
@@Threedogsandacat I love this comment, it’s so true! I waited tables and bartended for 20 years and have talked to thousands and thousands of people. It was such a valuable experience bc it taught me how to talk to all kinds of different people, with different interests and backgrounds, and it also taught me that we’re really all the same at the end of the day, regardless of class or stereotype. It’s a truly humbling realization 🖤
I live in New York. Been here for 17 years. I just love the style in New York. Everyone has their own unique style. I love walking down the streets of New York and seeing all the fashion.
the teenagers seem so wholesome tbh VERY honorable mention to the sir at 07:00 from West Village with the very good humour and that aged like fine wine clearly. "you do not hire robert redford, you partner with robert redford" this is the first video i watch from you btw and i loved it 💕
Here is why many people turn down the interview: smart people who are wealthy realize that they can be an easy target for someone looking to open a lawsuit on them, or target them another way. While being kind, they politely turn down an interview based on a possible threat or publicizing their likeness. Edit: most wealthy people do not want to be famous
Great video! I loved that everyone was wearing quite relaxed comfortable styles. No super trendy recognizable brands- maybe thats what money really buys, - security - not needing to make a statement about what you can afford.
I feel like once you have a certain amount of money, you just don't need to show it off, because you stop needing to prove yourself to anyone, especially old money, where in their circles, the family name probably speaks for itself. That being said, some of those comfortable clothes were deceptively expensive. that mackage coat was over $1,000 for instance haha
@@CynicalDuchess Anything thats cashmere is expensive and if its all wool.. and a lot of them were wearing wool and cashmere, which is excellent in the winter because it breaths far better then the plastic clothing which is warm but doesn't breath well. Also in general, most affluent people I know don't put it on parade and will for example not wear their most expensive things unless they are on vacation or in specific locations, wouldn't wear that stuff on the street. It's more new money who buys the showy stuff (aside from purses, for whatever reason purses are a big thing for everyone). It's more in their jewelry if you can spot real jewelry that I find is one of the bigger indicators but I don't mean the classics all the vloggers/instamodels get.
@@CynicalDuchess I have known of someone who got kicked out of an establishment because he looked like a hobo. That is not classy and definitely not of well repute
Something I learned as a NYer is the use of muted colours and accessories that look fun and artsy. I havent lived there is almost 20 years but I still use gray and beige as a base in year long styles and it somehow looks more expensive than it actually is
Advice from clothing researcher John T. Molloy years ago: if you want to learn how to recognize quality clothing, you have to actually go into high-end stores and examine the clothes. The feel, the colors, the construction, etc. There's no substitute for that experience.
I live on the upper east side. No one wears showy labeled clothing, it’s very understated. Most ppl are private & don’t want to be filmed + when we’re outside (especially in winter) we have somewhere to be & don’t have time to stop.
Jocelyn wearing her mother’s coat and scarf really just touched my heart. Sentimental items are always worth the most, no matter how much or how little they cost. LOVED this video! Bravo!
I go to school a block away from the place u were filming on the UES (or carnegie hill as ur calling it), sad that I missed u! honestly I think the most realistic/representative fits u showed are the high schoolers at 0:53. suuuuper common for girls to wear sweatpants/leggings under their uniform skirts.
I've noticed that with wealthy people on a casual day, you will usually catch the most expensive items to be their shoes, bags and lastly their coats, not necessarily the rest of their clothes. I know someone who's very wealthy and buys expensive shoes so that she can keep on wearing them for years.
I’m personally still stuck in the 2010s fashion because I became a mom and stopped caring about trends. With that being said, all these people’s clothes remind me of the late 90s and early 2000s super casual style. I should get on that trend lol
Yes late 90s - early 2000s styles have made a comeback. I too feel like a lot of my stuff is still very 2010s but when you think about it it’s not that long ago so who cares lol. I miss the early 2010s fashion even tho I hear a lot of ppl hate it lol.
don't worry, 10 year cycle type deal. soon 2010s will be making its comeback - in fact it already kind of is! we're seeing a resurgence in tumblr aesthetics
I go to a university with kids from the 1% and they wear patagonia, lululemon, and vineyard vines. Stuff you can get used online for $30, so I have no problem fitting in.
I can say my experience living there a lot of people wear MAX MARA now a lot of people don’t know the brand max Mara compared to Gucci, Prada, etc but a lot of the clothes from max Mara is more expensive especially their coats plus it doesnt show their logo in the clothing which is nice and the reason why there is so many people wearing max Mara is because the quality of the fabrics compared to a brand like Gucci, Alexander wang etc. Fun facts LV, Gucci, prada, Celine is not what most people think is expensive but brands like Giambattista Valli,Jada Dubai,Azzedine Alaia, and brands like Ermenegildo Zegna Bespoke and other most people havent heard before because there is no logo and sometimes you need to have an wait list for one of the suits made
@@gwena9043 emm i dont know a book or blog about this but I do know that brands like coach, prada etc have clothes made in the same factory with the exact same material and look exactly the same like a simple white t-shirt but at the very end, they were given different tags and different logos. Sometimes they would add some details on it to differentiate the clothing but that doesnt change the fact the materials are exactly the same yet the same white Tshirt From prada would cost differently at coach ( A big price difference) . Another example is Kylie Jenner’s makeup line is in the same company as colourpop and for some products the color and formula is the exact the same yet there is such a different price differences and not because the product is different because it has the exact same formula but just because the product is labeled with a different brand.
I work with very rich families in Manhattan & one thing I noticed they don't use Gucci, Dior & some other brands that "shouts". They prefer very eclusive & expensive brands l only known to their circles.For casual use they wear Gap, J Crrew, Urban Decay, Zara to name a few. True rich people in Manhattan are not conscious of designer brands but more of quality. These people have a trained eyes & feel for quality. It's only people who are "trying hard to belong" are the most conscious of designers.
All I know is that I’ll never be that rich unless something dramatic in my life happens. Wear what you want to wear. Be who you are. I have my own bias on first appearance but I still give people chances to get to know them.
I love that they also wear Zara and Uniqlo. they have great basics and very comfy (Uniqlo) and these are the brands that I can afford right now. also I wanted to wear coats and cashmere for style but not possible as I live in a tropical country 😂
the stuff I've gotten from uniqlo have lasted me forever, and they're so comfy I don't want to donate them just yet. I think if they ever get to that point, they wouldn't even be fit to be donated bc of how worn they would be.
I grew up with my father working in LA and Hollywood a lot for his job in entertainment and literally the SECOND the in shape 60 year old awesome dude started talking I was like "He's in entertainment." There's just such a funny, identifiable way so many New York based, Hollywood commuting types talk and act and I love it. Made me feel fuzzy and nostalgic. Actually a lot of this did, like the girls outside their school. I almost went to Dwight before we changed paths and didn't move into NYC full-time and I could have seen what those girls looked like with my eyes closed lol. 15 years on, high school girls are the same. My experience with fashion in the upper upper class parts of Manhattan tends to be more geared toward pieces handed down in families, vintage shoppers, and expensive luxury brands that aren't like THIS SHIRT IS FROM GUCCI obvious. There's a certain rich where everyone is tailored in nice outfits and look put together but wouldn't be caught dead in anything with logos all over it. A lot of extremely expensive accessories, but still, not always the ones with the huge logos or monogrammed prints. Kind of like, "I know I'm rich, everyone I know knows I'm rich, I honestly really don't care if you think I am or not. My apartment has two floors." Also, went to rehab (yes, life went sideways for me for a while) with an ULTRA rich city kid (I lived in CT and a lot of city dwellers would come in for rehab)...I mean probably one of the richest people I've ever interacted with (he was BIG angry at his parents for only allowing him access to his checking account and taking his savings and credit cards away because of his heroin habit...and that account had "only, like, 300k in it". He dressed like a homeless person while wearing thousand dollar plus outfits...and it wasn't the heroin, that was the style at his school and in his friend group. Literally left rehab one evening, had his driver pick him up with his girlfriend in the back with syringe ready, went to a fashion show, got into a fight with Lindsay Lohan, came back the next day with a bruise and his tail between his legs. Lived a life so few will ever experience, and he was still miserable. The woman in the headscarf and full silk was beyond chic and I hope you and the Tiffany's guy are dating now. Thanks for reading my first novel.
Good things DO come to those who wait! You got some great interviews, and captured some outstanding outfits, in this episode. I know it was hard work, but it sure paid off in the end. Thank you!
I wonder what it's like to be rich and dress up very nice and get asked to be interviewed like this lollll I wish! I love every second of this video. Keep 'em coming! ❤
Was raised, and still live, in an area of Brooklyn more historic and posh than even Carnegie Hill, and noticed old money doesn't scream status like most assume. They live for J. Crew, LL Bean, and Land's End though. Craftsmanship, quality fabrics, and real design, no gawdy labels on athletic wear for sportswear in the daytime. Looking expensively normal and put together is their beacon to each other, not consumerism. Also, notice their haircuts were good and skin well maintained.
As somebody who isn't rich but grew up in Carnegie Hill I would say it comes from the upbringing not just how we look or the money some have I think it comes from the cultured environment that is so tight knit like on the large apartment complexes in Carnegie Hill with pools and gyms and parks and playgrounds within the building sometimes even small stores it condenses and breeds the feeling of old money and also many people in this area use to their advantage the power of knowing people and having contacts with people in the new money districts
Absolutely loved this video, really interesting to see what people are wearing and seeing their personality shine through! This would also be cool to see for Stockholm, Paris, Mumbai etc
I loved the video. ☺️ I never really watch anything without skipping through it, but I enjoyed every second of this content. Good job, thank you for the effort you put into it!
Oh my god. you made my day, my week. Thank you for watching the whole thing!!!!!!!! thats like the nicest thing you can say to a youtube uploader person haha
Jesus is the true love she is looking for. Do not put your trust in princes, in mortal men, who cannot save.4When their spirit departs, they return to the ground; on that very day their plans come to nothing.5Blessed is he whose help is the God of Jacob, whose hope is in the LORD his God,6the Maker of heaven and earth, the sea, and everything in them-- the LORD, who remains faithful forever.7He upholds the cause of the oppressed and gives food to the hungry. The LORD sets prisoners free,8the LORD gives sight to the blind, the LORD lifts up those who are bowed down, the LORD loves the righteous.9The LORD watches over the alien and sustains the fatherless and the widow, but he frustrates the ways of the wicked. Psalm 146:3-9
@Rainbow Rose Princess Mishti man will disappoint you 100% of the time, only Jesus was perfect, do not idolize an imperfect creature, put your eyes on Jesus ❤
so only the school girls were actually from the "upper east side crowd". a lot of people care so much about brands that they do anything and get into huge debt
I would LOVE to see you repeat some of these "What are people wearing in" videos for different seasons! Like, some really cool winter fashion here, would love to see summer
I left a comment on your shorts saying that I was looking for this video, I'm happy TH-cam found it for me and recommended it, I wanted to share some insight on to why you're having trouble talking to people at Carnegie Hill and you'd have the same issue on the upper east side as well, as a former resident of 422 Park area I can tell you that the vast majority of people tend to be incredibly private and not interested in sharing because it's personal. Clothing choices are made on quality and comfort usually not to showy. I've also found throughout my life that if you're wearing anything covered in logos especially big Louis Vuitton or other purses you're typically judged to be poor or just middle class trying to pretend to be rich by signaling to others. There's so much nuance here that the comment would be hell along but I appreciate the video and it was an interesting share it's nice to see
The richest people I knew in my life were never too flashy with their large purchases. They never spent alot on their food, cars, or really as far as I could tell clothing. They had vintage high quality jewelry that seemed tasteful and not too out there. Now this is not to say they did not spend money. Really, they just spent it elsewhere. Travel (been around the world I swear ) and on good values. So patagonia,vintage leather bags, vintage furs, burberry, silk scarves. They traveled a lot so I believe they didn't want to draw too much attention to themselves.
What am I wearing in Indiana where it's 18 degrees right now-- sweater by Peter Manning, True Classic t-shirt, flannel-lined, gray camo, Wrangler cargo pants, Penguin socks, and Troentorp clogs. Like this format. I miss New York!
Wondering if the Ralph Lauren Cashmere sweater from the Movie Guy was Black label or Purple? To me? All of these people seemed down to earth and easy to talk to. I could fake my way through the Upper East side with Zara, Ralph Lauren, and some Burberry from the resale shops.
The "Peace", "Health" & "True Love" comment got me. But, The girl who went from working for Ralph Lauren. To dressing her dog on Instagram as a career. I was like Wow go girl. But, times really have changed lol.❤️
definitely. I don't get why this world has to run on status all the time. people can be so mean. some door men especially know how to be super snooty as well
ANIMAL CROSSING SOCKS!!!! SO CUTE!! bro, I haaaate brandy melville, I swear everytime I go there, I feel bad about my body. ALSO HIII RYAAAAAAAN!!!!! I love that he took off his jacket to show his full outfit!! if we could buy peace, that would be great. AWW THE GUY THAT WANTS TO SHOW OFF HIS FITTER BODY IS SO CUUUTE!! He was so excited to talk to you!!
I have an great aunt who married a distant Carnegie Mellon...and she wore her pants until holes in them...also had paint on them from her painting fun. She always had a blue flower dress she wore for weddings or events. But I remember her saying save money with clothes or other things, it adds up.
This is my first video I’ve seen of yours and idk why but you give me Brittany Murphy vibes and I love it❤❤❤❤ could be the New Yorkness of the video too.
@@TyraStanks Since clothing is not always a dead give away, I'm guessing more obvious things like them leaving residential buildings or walking the dog or jogging. You typically jog and walk with dogs around were you live.
typical UES mom would be wearing hermes bag, GG sneakers, loro piana cashmere sweater and max mara coat. Soulcycle babes - Nike/New Balance sneakers, lululemon leggings, Canada Goose puffer, a yoga mat and a green smoothies in one hand and an iphone in another. School girls - dark gray/blue pants like the ones in the vid, a skirt, GGs or Nike, usually hang out near starbucks on Mad & 84th. That's from my observation during many years living on ues :)
This is true!😅 I use to nanny around there. The worst feeling is when people in the building assumed I worked there before they assumed I live there. It was very belittling. Definitely old money around there. I would see the other moms talk down to the other nannies. I only felt welcomed and like a normal person around one family. I felt humiliated working with such snobby people so I quit. The humiliation wasn't worth the money.
@@kyladanae that's an interesting point. I used to work as a babysitter there too for, like, a year 1/2 and all the families I've been working with treated me very well. We basically became one whole family with each family.. They even gave me keys from their houses and so on.. the families were either english or greek, or half american half something else or jewish. So everyone was very very welcoming and nice and they used to give me tips every day haha. That was prob the best time of my life working with UES babies. Also as a fact, I was recommended to all those families by other fams, so it prob depends on who you work with
@@NYCTOMOSCOW888 it depends on what you look like as well and therefore how they perceive you. The girl above you is black and you're white so you two are going to have vastly different experiences
@@kyladanae I'm so sorry you went through that. There are many ways of earning money that don't involve belittlement and humiliation. It's just funny how if it weren't for theft, genocide, exploitation and slavery most of those who humiliated you wouldn't have what they have now. Smh
@@sunofsonz it depends on how YOU perceive the world.Racism in this country way too overrated. Americans like to argue on this topic but they never think deeply enough to see the agenda behind it which is - hate between people. In fact the US is prob the most unbiased country in the world! Europe, and Asia are some examples of racist countries. And for your note: Being white female in NYC I've experienced so much hate from black/spanish women from low class on the subway to upper middle class in fancy restaurants in Tribeca. So DON'T tell me about black and white because if there IS racism in this country then it is def against everyone.
Yes I've been to other countries in Wealthy neighborhoods and they love Zara. Chicago and NEW York are obsessed with Zara. Aritzia is popular amongst teenagers and women in their 20s early 30s.
Incredible video, as per usual! Can I tell you how much I am DYING over your vintage Escada sweater?!!? I would have simply passed away in the thrift store. You always find the most fascinating people - loved Webster! Xxx
Hello Upper East Siders,
this is what Gossip Girl really be wearing XD
XOXO,
Cynical Duchess
aka Batsheva
lol the gossip girl reference!
Old money 🤐🤐🤐
Upper East Side is old money. Shoulda went to Tribeca for the ridiculously wealthy.
do a part 2 please
One thing I noticed is that people in Carnegie Hill were not wearing expensive well known brands. However, the clothes they were wearing, even if just sweat pants, were all stellar quality, and could even be around $500 (like those aviator nation sweat pants). This definitely opens up a conversation about who Gucci and Chanel are actually marketing to, and what is truly a marker of status in this day and age.
interesting analysis. Apparently clothes won't mark much a status in these days. That was different in the 80ies. It is a fact, all high fashion brands are looking for new customers (see the mini bags). Do ordinary people also frequent the expensive upper part of NYC just to get the smell of the cooking pot without really eating out of it. Again some decades ago, at least in my city,, ordianary people went window shopping in weekends and highly bought a waffle or a cup of coffee. What then is the sense of all those expesive shops in costly city quarters. (the rent is enormous) I hear fall a couple of times the brand name Zara....what does that say about Zara?
It's a fact that most people buying the obvious logo'd designer items are middle class...usually on the lower tier of middle class.
@@sjgee4309 is that something you just find out or do you have proof of that?
A lot of rich people actually buy good quality and then wear it for 20 years. Why do you think they are rich? They rarely waste their money on crap that won't last.
@@southernhippie9058 I guess I'm different I've had so many fast fashion pieces that I still have since middle school and there still holding up most of my stuff was from Kohls, Sears, Ross, tj max since that's what I had around, I've only had one bad experience and that was from my first H&M purchase I got 3 basic tees and those things lasted a week no joke it was bad
None of these folks came off as snobby, I dig the vibe. Faux fur, upcycled fashion, reclaiming vintage treasures, a thoughtful bunch.
no they definitely weren't snobby! every person who agreed to be on camera were incredibly kind. I'm talking about the 50+ rejections off camera haha (some of whom were nice, some of whom were not)
@@CynicalDuchess Well, you were lovely and I am sorry if some peeps were not cool. It is a weird time to be human in America. But you you showed us what is hip! Thank you!
the snobby ones are usually the most insecure
Weathly people are smart about money and tend to buy high quality pieces that will last throughout the years rather than buying things to stay on trend. So they won't be wastful with money to make it last.
There are a lot of famous athletes, celebrities who wanted to part of that flex culture that are now broke.
Yeah because there is a camera on front of them. Lets see how they treat others when there is no camera.
As they say, money talks and wealth whispers. I think we've been so conditioned to think that being decked out in the well-known designer brands is synonymous with wealth when in reality, it can mean incorporating basic pieces from "low-end" brands with high-quality pieces from lesser-advertised ones. Wonderful video as always!
High quality. True. More artisan and hand made stuff yes
Pandannep money talks and wealth whispers. I need to use that myself Besides Ain't nobody trying to get rodded.
Exactly
Who’s “we”? Being decked out screams tacky, tasteless, poor, insecure
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I got chills when the girl at 5:47 gave her answer “peace” for some reason. I love her style and energy.
it's actually 5:40
Yes - it was so beautiful and didn’t sound like a Miss America answer. It sounded like she really really really meant it!
Want/wish but MONEY can't buy. Peace out
All Muslims say it. It's ironic that they say peace and yet their community does the exact opposite in middle east and south Asia. Actually everywhere.
@@harveyspecter1855 you might have had rough personal experiences i believe but labeling everyone the same is just plane rude and ignorant,, i mean thats unfair to the good souls.. there good people among the community aswell. i know alot personally soo...
"Peace" that really touched my heart because she seemed so sincere and thoughtful when she said it.
I got that too. Made me think of what she's going through
Same , I wanted to cry . She is going through something u can tell
most Muslims will say that, I can assure you. We deal with a lot and we just need peace.
@@shahrukhkhan8307 May Allah As-Salam grant you peace and contentment in this world and the next.
@@fandangofanful Ameen. Thank you so much, this means a lot.
Ohhh it's so interesting to see how people weren't completely decked out in designer brands and flaunting their wealth, but instead gravitated towards wearing really high quality and well fitted looks that are really classy and show wealth in a more understated way. Definitely love that there was also a lot of more affordable brands featured too!! Also super curious how you were able to tell who some of the richer people were just by seeing them on the street??
I'll DM you haha
@@CynicalDuchess haha ok amazing 😂
Yes this is what we do👍👍 TIP:: Never display your wealth loudly ALWAYS.... discreetly........it works every time
@@nj1624 It would also be impractical to do that (show wealth) in a place like New York, I would be scared I would get robbed. Especially since NYC is mostly walking.
@@CynicalDuchess I’m curious too! Are they all from specific neighborhoods?
idk but ppl in the comment section saying that old money is ✨understated and humble✨ while new money is shallow and loud rubs me the wrong way... both buy up all the couture gowns and vintage archival pieces anyway 🤡. We shouldnt be so quick to praise the 1% for wearing simple clothes, for 'being practical', and for wanting to appear 'normal' yet doing so with "quiet elegance". It's highly elitist and furthers the notion that poor people can make tons of money but will never truly be classy. It's almost a way to discredit social mobility. I swear yall only praise ~wealthy~ people for wearing uniqlo but when middle-class people do it, it's "basic" and "boring". 🤷🏻♀️
Well if there's any consolation my country is 5%😁😁😁 but I get what you are saying. Basically the 1% or the 5% don't want the attention only for special occasions...maybe😬😬😬 But "the loud ones" will put on a Black Gucci sweater, a green Dior saddle bag 🙄, a Balenciaga sneakers and a bright orange LV cap (courtesy of Virgil ♥️) to walk down the road to by tea. Sigh!!!!
also the fact the old money comes from so much exploitation ✨
Well said. Old money was built through labor exploitation and other shady practices. Their mansions are built on the backs of slavery. There is literally nothing great about 'old money'.
@@nj1624 what country are you in with a 5%?
@@milkandspice1074 lol not to give too much away it is in the Caribbean.... And the 5% loves to hide 🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐
My mom was a nanny amongst the "1 percent" for about 15 years, yes the nanny knows everything but says nothing. Anyway, none of the people she worked for in Manhattan or in California were ever flashy, very understated in their clothing.
If you have it ....there is no need to show off ;)
Loving how a lot of people incorporated the high-low wardrobe -- you don't need everything to be super nice / expensive / designer in order to make a nice outfit. Splurging on the pieces that you really like and will get the most value out of makes them that much more special, and helps you appreciate them more too (imo). Also I am really digging those Doc Marten x CDG shoes that Alex was wearing!
definitely agree. except you should check how much some of those sweat pants and deceivingly normal looking jackets were LOL
I love New York City for it’s diversity. Everyone has his own fashion style and they all look amazing.
Absolutely. One of my favorite things about New York is the diversity. I've been living here seventeen years now. Originally from California.
Me too. I'm from Ohio, but my aunt lived in New York over 50 years; so, when I'd go visit I'd become a New Yorker❣ I would love to live there if I could afford it.
@@stardustring Lucky you 👍
Most New Yorkers have a quirky vibe going on, as in its neither this or that. Like they raided a thrift store and their grandmas closet for most of their clothes. Its probably the only area of the country that its super expensive to live in but people's #1 goal isn't to look rich , glamorous or sexy, but to look interesting.
I grew up in Main Line Philadelphia. Def. Old Money. Most people took a lot of pride in bargains. I moved to Northern Virginia. All the "rich" people wanted to wear designer wear to show off. After several years hanging out with nouveau rich, I moved back to PA. Two weeks ago we had new cabinets installed. One of the guys (60 year old male) who came to install has the biggest yacht in the neighborhood. He works to keep busy. Around lunch time, he goes to his "meetings".....He goes home to take a nap. You will find him shopping in Walmart and will never know he is loaded. Never judge a book by its cover.
@@Threedogsandacat I love this comment, it’s so true! I waited tables and bartended for 20 years and have talked to thousands and thousands of people. It was such a valuable experience bc it taught me how to talk to all kinds of different people, with different interests and backgrounds, and it also taught me that we’re really all the same at the end of the day, regardless of class or stereotype. It’s a truly humbling realization 🖤
@@Threedogsandacat love that he works because he wants too, probably for the social contact and to not get bored.
@@Threedogsandacat I’m from the main line too! Such humility for such a wealthy place. I’m very proud of the values I learned there.
Yes!!!
I live in New York. Been here for 17 years. I just love the style in New York. Everyone has their own unique style. I love walking down the streets of New York and seeing all the fashion.
the teenagers seem so wholesome tbh
VERY honorable mention to the sir at 07:00 from West Village with the very good humour and that aged like fine wine clearly. "you do not hire robert redford, you partner with robert redford"
this is the first video i watch from you btw and i loved it 💕
Here is why many people turn down the interview: smart people who are wealthy realize that they can be an easy target for someone looking to open a lawsuit on them, or target them another way. While being kind, they politely turn down an interview based on a possible threat or publicizing their likeness.
Edit: most wealthy people do not want to be famous
The way she says “peace” was just not casual. Wasnt generic tone. It was deep.
Great video! I loved that everyone was wearing quite relaxed comfortable styles. No super trendy recognizable brands- maybe thats what money really buys, - security - not needing to make a statement about what you can afford.
I feel like once you have a certain amount of money, you just don't need to show it off, because you stop needing to prove yourself to anyone, especially old money, where in their circles, the family name probably speaks for itself. That being said, some of those comfortable clothes were deceptively expensive. that mackage coat was over $1,000 for instance haha
I mean 'eat the rich' is real
@@CynicalDuchess Anything thats cashmere is expensive and if its all wool.. and a lot of them were wearing wool and cashmere, which is excellent in the winter because it breaths far better then the plastic clothing which is warm but doesn't breath well. Also in general, most affluent people I know don't put it on parade and will for example not wear their most expensive things unless they are on vacation or in specific locations, wouldn't wear that stuff on the street. It's more new money who buys the showy stuff (aside from purses, for whatever reason purses are a big thing for everyone). It's more in their jewelry if you can spot real jewelry that I find is one of the bigger indicators but I don't mean the classics all the vloggers/instamodels get.
@@CynicalDuchess I have known of someone who got kicked out of an establishment because he looked like a hobo. That is not classy and definitely not of well repute
omg, so shallow "great video".....this tells you everything....
Something I learned as a NYer is the use of muted colours and accessories that look fun and artsy. I havent lived there is almost 20 years but I still use gray and beige as a base in year long styles and it somehow looks more expensive than it actually is
The Muslim girl looks the best. Absolutely gorgeous.
agreed, so beautiful
Love her sandal heels but she probably caught a cold 🥶
I love her answer...peace...which is the root meaning of the word Islam!!!
@@sophiegriffin8351 haha yeap. İ also have hijap. İ fell cold too 😁
Advice from clothing researcher John T. Molloy years ago: if you want to learn how to recognize quality clothing, you have to actually go into high-end stores and examine the clothes. The feel, the colors, the construction, etc. There's no substitute for that experience.
I live on the upper east side.
No one wears showy labeled clothing, it’s very understated. Most ppl are private & don’t want to be filmed + when we’re outside (especially in winter) we have somewhere to be & don’t have time to stop.
Yeah. It’s difficult to find anybody dressed gaudily
i think this video shows all of that, thanks lol
If you’re single and straight I’m interested haha ashjerz 👻
100% correct
Wolf Sanctuary Sweatshirt girl's hair was the real giveaway that she's rich rich.
She looks like she could be a celebrity.
She is like super pretty.. Like literally some protagonist out of Netflix movie !
Beautful inside and out
The girl with the wolf conservation sweatshirt on
is stunning.
Estella at 1:25…. STUNNNNNNNING. her facial structure is insane.
Jocelyn wearing her mother’s coat and scarf really just touched my heart. Sentimental items are always worth the most, no matter how much or how little they cost.
LOVED this video! Bravo!
I also wear my late mom's scarfs,she had tone of them ,I love them
Love this video so much! Can't imagine the amount of time it must have taken to get folks to agree to filming this with you, so proud of you 💜💗
Thank you Avanti!! it was hard work but absolutely worth it
I go to school a block away from the place u were filming on the UES (or carnegie hill as ur calling it), sad that I missed u! honestly I think the most realistic/representative fits u showed are the high schoolers at 0:53. suuuuper common for girls to wear sweatpants/leggings under their uniform skirts.
Daniel, the young Asian man, put it most aptly…”if you’re not wearing something fancy…”. Great insight to his world.
'i dress up my dog for a living' is such a flex
I truly love the hijabies' styles 💖 modest yet chic 😍
Her makeup was on point too! 😲
She looked the best IMO
@@pa5666 what did u mean
I love her choice of colour
@@mrs.hellhound0936 "on point" means its good
I've noticed that with wealthy people on a casual day, you will usually catch the most expensive items to be their shoes, bags and lastly their coats, not necessarily the rest of their clothes.
I know someone who's very wealthy and buys expensive shoes so that she can keep on wearing them for years.
When she said the glasses that were 10 years old were vintage…
I’m personally still stuck in the 2010s fashion because I became a mom and stopped caring about trends. With that being said, all these people’s clothes remind me of the late 90s and early 2000s super casual style. I should get on that trend lol
Yes late 90s - early 2000s styles have made a comeback. I too feel like a lot of my stuff is still very 2010s but when you think about it it’s not that long ago so who cares lol. I miss the early 2010s fashion even tho I hear a lot of ppl hate it lol.
Same here- still dressing like 2014 lol
Oh no not 2010, my worst years haha
@@NaomiSwanson same! Some things I wore were so cringe lol
don't worry, 10 year cycle type deal. soon 2010s will be making its comeback - in fact it already kind of is! we're seeing a resurgence in tumblr aesthetics
The man that you went into Tiffany’s with was great! Very friendly and very well dressed.
Ryan 😍 yes I thought so too he’s was on point
I go to a university with kids from the 1% and they wear patagonia, lululemon, and vineyard vines. Stuff you can get used online for $30, so I have no problem fitting in.
I can say my experience living there a lot of people wear MAX MARA now a lot of people don’t know the brand max Mara compared to Gucci, Prada, etc but a lot of the clothes from max Mara is more expensive especially their coats plus it doesnt show their logo in the clothing which is nice and the reason why there is so many people wearing max Mara is because the quality of the fabrics compared to a brand like Gucci, Alexander wang etc. Fun facts LV, Gucci, prada, Celine is not what most people think is expensive but brands like Giambattista Valli,Jada Dubai,Azzedine Alaia, and brands like Ermenegildo Zegna Bespoke and other most people havent heard before because there is no logo and sometimes you need to have an wait list for one of the suits made
I love Max Mara! so chic and understated
@@CynicalDuchess yep especially the fabric and quality :D
could you recommend other similar brands? or a resource where I could find such brands? a book or blog perhaps? :))
@@gwena9043 emm i dont know a book or blog about this but I do know that brands like coach, prada etc have clothes made in the same factory with the exact same material and look exactly the same like a simple white t-shirt but at the very end, they were given different tags and different logos. Sometimes they would add some details on it to differentiate the clothing but that doesnt change the fact the materials are exactly the same yet the same white Tshirt From prada would cost differently at coach ( A big price difference) . Another example is Kylie Jenner’s makeup line is in the same company as colourpop and for some products the color and formula is the exact the same yet there is such a different price differences and not because the product is different because it has the exact same formula but just because the product is labeled with a different brand.
Max Mara has some good stuff and Loro paina too
I work with very rich families in Manhattan & one thing I noticed they don't use Gucci, Dior & some other brands that "shouts". They prefer very eclusive & expensive brands l only known to their circles.For casual use they wear Gap, J Crrew, Urban Decay, Zara to name a few. True rich people in Manhattan are not conscious of designer brands but more of quality. These people have a trained eyes & feel for quality. It's only people who are "trying hard to belong" are the most conscious of designers.
to the woman that said money can’t buy her a true love, i hope she is doing well
All I know is that I’ll never be that rich unless something dramatic in my life happens. Wear what you want to wear. Be who you are. I have my own bias on first appearance but I still give people chances to get to know them.
I love that they also wear Zara and Uniqlo. they have great basics and very comfy (Uniqlo) and these are the brands that I can afford right now. also I wanted to wear coats and cashmere for style but not possible as I live in a tropical country 😂
the stuff I've gotten from uniqlo have lasted me forever, and they're so comfy I don't want to donate them just yet. I think if they ever get to that point, they wouldn't even be fit to be donated bc of how worn they would be.
I grew up with my father working in LA and Hollywood a lot for his job in entertainment and literally the SECOND the in shape 60 year old awesome dude started talking I was like "He's in entertainment." There's just such a funny, identifiable way so many New York based, Hollywood commuting types talk and act and I love it. Made me feel fuzzy and nostalgic. Actually a lot of this did, like the girls outside their school. I almost went to Dwight before we changed paths and didn't move into NYC full-time and I could have seen what those girls looked like with my eyes closed lol. 15 years on, high school girls are the same.
My experience with fashion in the upper upper class parts of Manhattan tends to be more geared toward pieces handed down in families, vintage shoppers, and expensive luxury brands that aren't like THIS SHIRT IS FROM GUCCI obvious. There's a certain rich where everyone is tailored in nice outfits and look put together but wouldn't be caught dead in anything with logos all over it. A lot of extremely expensive accessories, but still, not always the ones with the huge logos or monogrammed prints. Kind of like, "I know I'm rich, everyone I know knows I'm rich, I honestly really don't care if you think I am or not. My apartment has two floors."
Also, went to rehab (yes, life went sideways for me for a while) with an ULTRA rich city kid (I lived in CT and a lot of city dwellers would come in for rehab)...I mean probably one of the richest people I've ever interacted with (he was BIG angry at his parents for only allowing him access to his checking account and taking his savings and credit cards away because of his heroin habit...and that account had "only, like, 300k in it". He dressed like a homeless person while wearing thousand dollar plus outfits...and it wasn't the heroin, that was the style at his school and in his friend group. Literally left rehab one evening, had his driver pick him up with his girlfriend in the back with syringe ready, went to a fashion show, got into a fight with Lindsay Lohan, came back the next day with a bruise and his tail between his legs. Lived a life so few will ever experience, and he was still miserable.
The woman in the headscarf and full silk was beyond chic and I hope you and the Tiffany's guy are dating now. Thanks for reading my first novel.
"I dress up my dog for a living." That's the American dream right there.
Seems that Zara unites both rich and poor
Zara to me is just expensive fast fashion so it makes sense
Good things DO come to those who wait! You got some great interviews, and captured some outstanding outfits, in this episode. I know it was hard work, but it sure paid off in the end. Thank you!
thank you Trish
Read a book instead… This is so shallow girl
@@marthasuarez2895 awwww, bless your heart. I’m actually an attorney so I read plenty! But thank you for your concern friend. ✌️
@@trishhobbsphillips3164 yeah bless your heart ♥ too beautiful ⚘️🌹❤️
for me one thing I would want that money can't buy would have to be Estella's hair! the volume and the way it falls omfg
🥰 I loved when you started speaking Korean and the guy nodded so enthusiastically! Yayyyyy!!!!
ahahaha I know, it makes me so happy when I can speak Korean to people who know the language hahaha
estella’s hair is heavenly
I wonder what it's like to be rich and dress up very nice and get asked to be interviewed like this lollll I wish! I love every second of this video. Keep 'em coming! ❤
One day it’ll happen for me & you :)
their pants may be from Zara, but when I see a van cleef & arpels necklace, I know who I'm dealing with.
Was raised, and still live, in an area of Brooklyn more historic and posh than even Carnegie Hill, and noticed old money doesn't scream status like most assume. They live for J. Crew, LL Bean, and Land's End though. Craftsmanship, quality fabrics, and real design, no gawdy labels on athletic wear for sportswear in the daytime. Looking expensively normal and put together is their beacon to each other, not consumerism.
Also, notice their haircuts were good and skin well maintained.
that true love answer was relatable...i liked the health and peace ones as well
Loved the guy that lost weight haha his personality is lovely!!!
As somebody who isn't rich but grew up in Carnegie Hill I would say it comes from the upbringing not just how we look or the money some have I think it comes from the cultured environment that is so tight knit like on the large apartment complexes in Carnegie Hill with pools and gyms and parks and playgrounds within the building sometimes even small stores it condenses and breeds the feeling of old money and also many people in this area use to their advantage the power of knowing people and having contacts with people in the new money districts
This is quickly becoming one of the best channels on youtube IMO
wow, thank you so much!! that is a huge compliment! Hope to deliver more good stuff in the future
Vogue should literally pick this up as a series on their channel
You should stop by Williamsburg next time!!! Loved the ‘2 cashmere sweater guy’ 😅 his energy was great!
The girl with the wolf sweatshirt is seriously one of the prettiest girls ive ever seen!
This is why i want you to come and visit me for at least a month to plan things out.
This video is SO New York with the adorable Korean guy and his giant Burberry bag and the girl with her luxury hijab and van cleef necklace 🤣
Stayed on the UES and I can assure you, the better you dress the better you’re treated. I had the best treatment of my life. 💕
Ughhhh that last guys outfit was to DIE for, know that’s a classy gentlemen!✨
Such a great video!! I loved the questions you asked… and the responses, especially the gentleman in the grey sweater who worked with Mr. Redford.
Absolutely loved this video, really interesting to see what people are wearing and seeing their personality shine through! This would also be cool to see for Stockholm, Paris, Mumbai etc
There's a channel called Not So Blonde where the girl has the same video concept but in Paris
I would be so discouraged after the first rejection and go home and cry. Thank you for doing gods work.
I loved the video. ☺️ I never really watch anything without skipping through it, but I enjoyed every second of this content. Good job, thank you for the effort you put into it!
Oh my god. you made my day, my week. Thank you for watching the whole thing!!!!!!!! thats like the nicest thing you can say to a youtube uploader person haha
🥺 when the lady say she wished for true love
Jesus is the true love she is looking for.
Do not put your trust in princes, in mortal men, who cannot save.4When their spirit departs, they return to the ground; on that very day their plans come to nothing.5Blessed is he whose help is the God of Jacob, whose hope is in the LORD his God,6the Maker of heaven and earth, the sea, and everything in them-- the LORD, who remains faithful forever.7He upholds the cause of the oppressed and gives food to the hungry. The LORD sets prisoners free,8the LORD gives sight to the blind, the LORD lifts up those who are bowed down, the LORD loves the righteous.9The LORD watches over the alien and sustains the fatherless and the widow, but he frustrates the ways of the wicked.
Psalm 146:3-9
@Rainbow Rose Princess Mishti man will disappoint you 100% of the time, only Jesus was perfect, do not idolize an imperfect creature, put your eyes on Jesus ❤
Looking rich is not the image real money wants to give off.
She said peace and her heart filled with tears. That’s so true. I want peace of mind peace in world and peace in every inch of universe ! Ameen
Ameen and may Allah As-Salam grant us peace in this world and the next.
@@fandangofanful how come allah doesnt grant you peace in your muslim countries? literally having apostasy laws in the 21th century lol
so only the school girls were actually from the "upper east side crowd". a lot of people care so much about brands that they do anything and get into huge debt
3:55, this is the best looking sweater that I have ever seen.
Yes I want it too lol
The best piece in the entire video is that vintage Escada sweater 😍
Class is how you carry yourself and caring about human rights.
I would LOVE to see you repeat some of these "What are people wearing in" videos for different seasons! Like, some really cool winter fashion here, would love to see summer
WOW… what a warm and inviting place. Just the kind of people I’d love to have a beer with 🤣
Dont drink please anymore. You arent in pain
Old money never flaunts! Only new money brags about their wealth.
I left a comment on your shorts saying that I was looking for this video, I'm happy TH-cam found it for me and recommended it, I wanted to share some insight on to why you're having trouble talking to people at Carnegie Hill and you'd have the same issue on the upper east side as well, as a former resident of 422 Park area I can tell you that the vast majority of people tend to be incredibly private and not interested in sharing because it's personal. Clothing choices are made on quality and comfort usually not to showy. I've also found throughout my life that if you're wearing anything covered in logos especially big Louis Vuitton or other purses you're typically judged to be poor or just middle class trying to pretend to be rich by signaling to others. There's so much nuance here that the comment would be hell along but I appreciate the video and it was an interesting share it's nice to see
When that one girl in the hijab said she wanted peace. I almost cried.
😂😂oh I’m
Sure she wants piece lol 😂 she’s seen a lot of 🧨💣maid in the USA’s 😂😂. Haha she seen piece from the United States Marines 😂😂
The Korean women at 8:15 is the best dressed 😍 I also love your vintage Escada sweater 😍
Old money are always more about the quality and sensible use of money over flashing their purchasing power through labels and brands
ryan's outfit is AMAZING.
The richest people I knew in my life were never too flashy with their large purchases. They never spent alot on their food, cars, or really as far as I could tell clothing. They had vintage high quality jewelry that seemed tasteful and not too out there. Now this is not to say they did not spend money. Really, they just spent it elsewhere. Travel (been around the world I swear ) and on good values. So patagonia,vintage leather bags, vintage furs, burberry, silk scarves. They traveled a lot so I believe they didn't want to draw too much attention to themselves.
Interesting
1:53 her bone structure is amazing
Estella has such gorg facial structure damnn I’m jealous
What am I wearing in Indiana where it's 18 degrees right now-- sweater by Peter Manning, True Classic t-shirt, flannel-lined, gray camo, Wrangler cargo pants, Penguin socks, and Troentorp clogs. Like this format. I miss New York!
I loved this video! There is no place on this earth like NYC, maybe Paris🙂. The NYC vibe is so amazing. I wish I could afford to live there.
Wondering if the Ralph Lauren Cashmere sweater from the Movie Guy was Black label or Purple? To me? All of these people seemed down to earth and easy to talk to. I could fake my way through the Upper East side with Zara, Ralph Lauren, and some Burberry from the resale shops.
What’s black label?
Purple label is the most expensive. Black is not as pricey
@@aoutsky I know purple, I think black label was discontinued a while back according to what I looked up
The "Peace", "Health" & "True Love" comment got me. But, The girl who went from working for Ralph Lauren. To dressing her dog on Instagram as a career. I was like Wow go girl. But, times really have changed lol.❤️
what the guy at 2:12 said made me sad :( it sucks that some people can be so mean just cos you're not wearing fancy enough clothes brands!!
definitely. I don't get why this world has to run on status all the time. people can be so mean. some door men especially know how to be super snooty as well
NYC is very superficial is what you got and what can you offer me .
It’s about the brand. It’s how you carry yourself. You can wear shein but you have to put it together and not look tacky
Confused because I'm reading the title of the video and then seeing myself??
ITS CALLED MANIFESTATION
now go buy me that bracelet
Money can’t buy health-health is wealth🤔
Ha! The school uniform with pants underneath, I remember those days.
I hope that lady finds her true love…
ANIMAL CROSSING SOCKS!!!! SO CUTE!! bro, I haaaate brandy melville, I swear everytime I go there, I feel bad about my body. ALSO HIII RYAAAAAAAN!!!!! I love that he took off his jacket to show his full outfit!! if we could buy peace, that would be great. AWW THE GUY THAT WANTS TO SHOW OFF HIS FITTER BODY IS SO CUUUTE!! He was so excited to talk to you!!
Webster was adorable LOL and I actually waited a half an hour for him to get off the phone because I wanted him in my video so bad lol
I have an great aunt who married a distant Carnegie Mellon...and she wore her pants until holes in them...also had paint on them from her painting fun. She always had a blue flower dress she wore for weddings or events. But I remember her saying save money with clothes or other things, it adds up.
I did not realize you could speak Korean! It’d be cool to see you do a video in Seoul some day, in an area like 성수동
YES!!!!! I'm just waiting for the stupid quarantine to shorten because I aint spending money to be in a hotel for 2 weeks hahaha
This is my first video I’ve seen of yours and idk why but you give me Brittany Murphy vibes and I love it❤❤❤❤ could be the New Yorkness of the video too.
I don't know this channel but that Korean cought me off guard. That was awesome
I almost minored in Korean! hehe just need 2 more classes...
Just cause someone is walking through an expensive neighborhood doesn't mean they are rich lol
very true! its other things that give it away ;)
@@CynicalDuchess I would love to know what other things give it away.
@@TyraStanks Since clothing is not always a dead give away, I'm guessing more obvious things like them leaving residential buildings or walking the dog or jogging. You typically jog and walk with dogs around were you live.
Also UES is much more affordable than other part of Manhattan. More likely to find ppl who want to be away from crowded and expensive downtown.
@@oginza 💯💯💯💯💯
typical UES mom would be wearing hermes bag, GG sneakers, loro piana cashmere sweater and max mara coat. Soulcycle babes - Nike/New Balance sneakers, lululemon leggings, Canada Goose puffer, a yoga mat and a green smoothies in one hand and an iphone in another. School girls - dark gray/blue pants like the ones in the vid, a skirt, GGs or Nike, usually hang out near starbucks on Mad & 84th. That's from my observation during many years living on ues :)
This is true!😅 I use to nanny around there. The worst feeling is when people in the building assumed
I worked there before they assumed I live there. It was very belittling. Definitely old money around there.
I would see the other moms talk down to the other nannies.
I only felt welcomed and like a normal person around one family. I felt humiliated working with such snobby people so I quit. The humiliation wasn't worth the money.
@@kyladanae that's an interesting point. I used to work as a babysitter there too for, like, a year 1/2 and all the families I've been working with treated me very well. We basically became one whole family with each family.. They even gave me keys from their houses and so on.. the families were either english or greek, or half american half something else or jewish. So everyone was very very welcoming and nice and they used to give me tips every day haha. That was prob the best time of my life working with UES babies. Also as a fact, I was recommended to all those families by other fams, so it prob depends on who you work with
@@NYCTOMOSCOW888 it depends on what you look like as well and therefore how they perceive you. The girl above you is black and you're white so you two are going to have vastly different experiences
@@kyladanae I'm so sorry you went through that. There are many ways of earning money that don't involve belittlement and humiliation. It's just funny how if it weren't for theft, genocide, exploitation and slavery most of those who humiliated you wouldn't have what they have now. Smh
@@sunofsonz it depends on how YOU perceive the world.Racism in this country way too overrated. Americans like to argue on this topic but they never think deeply enough to see the agenda behind it which is - hate between people. In fact the US is prob the most unbiased country in the world! Europe, and Asia are some examples of racist countries.
And for your note: Being white female in NYC I've experienced so much hate from black/spanish women from low class on the subway to upper middle class in fancy restaurants in Tribeca. So DON'T tell me about black and white because if there IS racism in this country then it is def against everyone.
Yes loved this video.....The true wealthy never displays wealth loudly ALWAYS discreetly. It seems ZARA is the choice to be discreet 😊😊😊
Yes I've been to other countries in Wealthy neighborhoods and they love Zara. Chicago and NEW York are obsessed with Zara.
Aritzia is popular amongst teenagers and women in their 20s early 30s.
Incredible video, as per usual! Can I tell you how much I am DYING over your vintage Escada sweater?!!? I would have simply passed away in the thrift store. You always find the most fascinating people - loved Webster! Xxx
I also died when I saw that sweater!! I actually fund it while filming my shopping in Williamsburg vid haha. I know Webster was sooooooo cute