How to achieve that neat clean look rich people have?

[Anonymous]

It's hairspray or balm.

[Anonymous]

No eating, especially sugar and processed food.

Really good dermatologist from a young age.

[Anonymous]

I don’t see anything notable happening with these people. The headshots are professional headshots, of course they look good. The party pics are from a party, where people try to look nice.

[Anonymous]

1) Clothes are always ironed or steamed
2) clothes tend to be simple and well tailored
3) They don’t show too much skin and/or are selective with what they show
4) frequent trips to the salon to get their hair cut, colored and bow dried. Frequent keratin treatments if they need them.
5) Frequent manicures and pedicures. Colors are muted and their nails tend to be relatively short
6) Have a good cosmetic dermatologist and plastic surgeon. Get Botox and fillers but go for a more natural/subtle look so you aren’t able to tell.
7) Cleaners, nannies and maids so they have time to do all of the above.

[Anonymous]

I’m probably who you’re talking about and the only reason I know that is because people think I’m wealthier than I am. Its not a $300 haircut or tailored everything, its just being attractive and not look like a hooker. That’s it. Wear modest clothing as an attractive person and people think you’re rich.

[Anonymous]

None of these people look particularly exceptional.

[Anonymous]

You know who I've noticed are always neat and on point: upper class Persian women.

[Anonymous]

Look at the clothing the women are wearing - very plain, expertly tailored (well except for the frumpy beige dress on the last pic) and nothing too wild for hair. They embrace what they have naturally for hair and don't try to mold it into something it's not. Expensive but plain jewelry and not too much. Classy clothing that is in style for years, but expensive.

[Anonymous]

There’s plenty of rich people who dress frumpy and look dumpy. Come on!

[Anonymous]

Last pic shows some weak pocket square game.

[Anonymous]

They bathe each morning in the tears of migrant children, have a light breakfast.

[Anonymous]

Lots of money at the salon. If your hair is curly or frizzy, you get regular keratin treatments. Blowouts if going to an event. Eyebrows done professionally. Skincare--botox, microdermabrasion, fillers, spironolactone, accutane--whatever is necessary to get a smooth, clean look. Nose job if needed. Clothes are expensive and made of thicker, higher-quality fabrics that sit better on the body, professional tailoring if needed. Obviously you can't be fat. You pay for whatever expensive food, personal trainer, etc, is necessary to not be fat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You definitely can’t judge based on headshots. “Rich people” in good jobs get hair, makeup and styled for photo shoots. That is not what they look like ordinarily. Also, a lot of people are now using AI headshots. You can’t assume a photo is an accurate reflection of a person.

If you look at pictures from “society” functions (ie, charity events, opening nights, etc) you’ll see that rich people look a little more normal in candid shots.

Looking at pictures from the NY social diary. My observation still holds:

These clothes are funny. The white dress looks like a lab coat with black trim. Ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looking at bios of McKinsey executives and this is what I mean:

Listen, I would typically not comment on someone’s appearance because this woman is perfectly lovely. But she looks like … anyone .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You definitely can’t judge based on headshots. “Rich people” in good jobs get hair, makeup and styled for photo shoots. That is not what they look like ordinarily. Also, a lot of people are now using AI headshots. You can’t assume a photo is an accurate reflection of a person.

If you look at pictures from “society” functions (ie, charity events, opening nights, etc) you’ll see that rich people look a little more normal in candid shots.

Looking at pictures from the NY social diary. My observation still holds:

These clothes are funny. The white dress looks like a lab coat with black trim. Ridiculous.

And the it’s-the-tailoring people seem to be overlooking the Penguin’s banker on the right there.