Is 'quiet luxury' over? Social media users now favour 'louder' fashion trends


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The character of Carmela Soprano, played by Edie Falco in television show 'The Sopranos', is often cited as a model for the "mob wife" trend. Photo: AFP

Far from the discretion and elegance of the "quiet luxury" trend that proved popular in 2023 on social networks, make way for the "mob wife" aesthetic.

Think heavy makeup – especially eyeshadow-laden lids and very red lips – French manicures on long, square nails, highly lacquered hairstyles, (faux) fur coats, black outfits embellished with gold jewelry, large sunglasses and leopard print.

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