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this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2026
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these aesthetics come from early & mid 20th century style worn by wealthy "aristocratic" (not literally, they weren't nobles) American families. they rode horses, played tennis, rugby, and polo, wore school uniforms, etc. and their clothing reflected that.
that style was pushed into the mass market by Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilifiger, and other brands. this meant everyone could afford those aesthetics. the old cars used to be much more expensive because they were imported and hand made, but modern production and shipping has changed that.
rich people now differentiate themselves in other ways.