So I’m sitting here scrolling through my camera roll admiring all the spring fits I’ve been manifesting since January, when it HIT ME.
I have my entire summer old money wardrobe ready to absolutely devour, but literally NOTHING lined up for spring??
Like, how did I let this happen?
Let’s be real, I’ve got the basic everyday spring outfits on lock.
You know, the casual jeans-and-cute-top situation that gets you through Tuesday coffee runs.
But that’s so not the vibe I’m trying to channel this season.
For anyone else struggling with the seasonal transition, spring is that chaotic in-between era where I still want to give quiet luxury coded, but without the whole sweating-through-a-sweater situation or turning into a literal popsicle in a sundress.
It’s about finding that perfect balance, you know?
I’m absolutely living for the light layer moment right now like the soft neutrals, the breezy fabrics, and just enough “I summer in the Hamptons” energy to make it look like I have my life together (narrator: she does not).
In today’s post, I’m breaking down how I’m building my old money spring collection because the girlies are already planning brunches, the farmer’s market is calling my name, and I refuse to show up giving anything less than effortlessly expensive energy.
So let’s get into these old money spring fits that have been living rent-free in my head…
Top Old Money Spring Outfits for You
If you’re ready to step into the season looking effortlessly expensive, these old money spring outfits are about to be your new go-to.
1 Tweed Jacket + Jeans
This look is peak old money spring energy. The cropped white jacket with gold buttons, light wash jeans, and a classic black Prada tote makes it feel like you casually grabbed a coffee before heading to your family’s art gallery.
2 Navy Jacket + Striped Sweater + Wide-Legged Pants
Loving this old money outfit! It’s giving yacht club energy in the best way.
The navy crest blazer, striped top, and pleated trousers combo is so preppy and polished, you could totally pass as someone who summers in the Hamptons.
3 Striped Sweater + A-Line Skirt
This outfit is straight out of a dreamy old money spring Pinterest board.
The striped top, full ivory skirt, and structured black bag make you look like you’re headed to a fancy flower market in Paris.
4 Cream Jacket + Striped Shirt + Jeans
This one’s giving chill old money college kid on a coffee break.
The striped button-up, cropped utility jacket, wide-leg jeans, and loafers are lowkey but still feel super polished in that effortless, “I summer in the Alps” way.
5 Striped Cardigan + Wide-Legged Jeans
Who says old money can’t have a little fun?
The tie-front striped sweater, wide-leg jeans, and slingback heels are giving classic with a cheeky twist—and that chunky belt totally seals the vibe.
6 Velvet Jacket + Skinny Jeans
Sipping a coffee in front of the Louvre like it’s no big deal. The boucle jacket, light wash jeans, black flats, and quilted Chanel bag are giving Parisian old money energy with zero effort.
7 Contrast-Stripe Dress
Serving main character energy without even trying.
The cream dress with black trim, sheer tights, and neutral clutch is giving Monaco yacht club realness—and the oversized sunnies are basically a requirement.
8 Striped Sweater + Black Trousers
The striped turtleneck, tailored navy trousers, pointed heels, and structured black bag are giving CEO with a side of Riviera chic.
9 Baggy Striped Shirt + Linen Pants
The blue striped button-down tucked into high-waisted cream trousers, paired with sleek sunnies and a minimalist necklace, is the kind of outfit that makes walking down the street feel like a runway.
10. Striped Sweater + Black Mini Skirt
This look is giving French girl with a side of old money edge. The striped turtleneck, black mini skirt, sheer tights, and oversized sunnies are super classic, and that
More Old Money Spring Outfit Ideas
Spring is the perfect season to bring out those timeless pieces and serve quiet luxury vibes.
If you’re into ballet flats, crisp button-downs, and anything that looks like it belongs at a garden brunch or countryside picnic, you’re gonna be obsessed with these old money spring outfit ideas. Let’s get into it.
11 Tweed Jacket + Wide-Legged Jeans
This outfit is giving cool-girl old money remix and I’m loving it!
The cropped tweed blazer with satin trim, fitted black top, light wash wide-leg jeans, and layered necklaces make it feel classy but with a downtown edge—like you brunch at a private club but still love a good street style moment.
12 Tweed Jacket + Scarf + Wide-Legged Jeans
This outfit is literally what you wear when you wanna look cute but also like you just stepped out of a vintage movie in the south of France.
The white cropped jacket, basic tank, light-wash jeans, and that scarf-as-a-headband moment? So effortlessly chic.
Plus the brown belt and sunnies just tie it all together. You look like you’re on your way to grab a baguette and flirt with someone on a Vespa.
13 White Sweater + Tailored Pants
This is giving rich aunt energy who always smells expensive and drinks her espresso in silence.
The all-white fit with the pleated blouse, tailored trousers, and black belt is so clean and classy, like you’ve got a driver waiting outside and a 3 PM art gallery appointment.
14 Stripped Shirt + Linen Pants
Not gonna lie, this is the kind of outfit that makes you look like you own a villa and casually check stocks on your iPad.
The crisp blue striped button-down with white wide-leg trousers, oversized sunnies, and neutral bags is classy rich girl energy on vacation mode.
15 Cream Jacket + Wide-Legged Pants
Okay but this is literally what you wear when you’re staying at a five-star resort in the Alps and pretending not to check your email.
The silky scarf, cropped blazer, wide-leg trousers, and white heels are giving old money heiress who’s effortlessly slaying every brunch look.
16 Sweater Vest + White Wide-Legged Pants
Honestly, this is giving elite prep school alumni visiting the art museum for old time’s sake.
The varsity knit vest over the white button-down, paired with crisp white trousers and a structured beige bag, is straight-up old money academia vibes.
17 Striped Shirt + Tan Wide-Legged Pants
Literally the definition of “I woke up like this” but make it old money.
The blue striped button-down tucked into pleated khaki trousers with gold hoops, oversized sunnies, and that structured caramel bag is straight out of a Vogue street style reel.
18 Off-Shoulder Sweater + Linen Pants
Tell me you’re the most mysterious girl in the room without telling me.
The off-shoulder black top, wide-leg white trousers, and sleek black clutch are serving quiet luxury with a side of don’t talk to me unless it’s about art or inheritance.
19 Contrast-Striped Jacket + Grey Wide-Legged Pants
Mirror selfie energy but make it old money minimal. The cream jacket with black trim, loose charcoal trousers, and structured black bag is giving “I work in fashion but don’t need to say it out loud.”
20 White Shirt + Cream Pants
You know that one girl who always looks put together no matter what time of day it is?
This is her uniform—crisp white button-down, tailored cream trousers, vintage brown belt, and a tan tote that says “I have errands but I still slay.”
21 Tweed Jacket + Staight-Legged Pants
Caught mid-shoe fix but still serving elegance.
The cream jacket with gold buttons, cropped black pants, pointed flats, and that structured mini bag is giving old money girl who handles every moment like it’s a Vogue shoot.
22 Tweet Jacket + Mini Skirt
The black-and-cream buttoned jacket, sheer tights, and mini shorts are giving “old money, but make it flirty,” and honestly the whole vibe is too iconic to handle.
23 Oversized Jacket + White Pants
You already know she’s on her way to a power lunch in Paris.
The oversized beige coat, gray turtleneck, wide-leg white pants, and sleek black clutch are giving luxury, minimalism, and don’t bother me unless it’s Dior.
24 Tweed Jacket + Wide-Legged Pants
Serving Parisian vibes without even trying—this look is so effortlessly classy.
The cropped black cardigan with pearl buttons, flowy beige trousers, and that cream mini bag? Yeah, she’s giving “chic bookshop girl who drinks iced espresso year-round” energy.
25 Blue Shirt + White Pants
Not gonna lie, this cobalt blue shirt is making the whole outfit pop in the best way.
Paired with crisp white trousers, sleek black heels, and that chain-detailed purse—she looks like she’s about to close a deal and then grab an oat milk latte right after.
26 Camel Fitted Top + Skirt
Okay but this sleeveless beige mini dress with those oversized pockets?
She looks like she’s about to host the most iconic rooftop brunch and then hop on a scooter to a gallery opening, like effortlessly cool meets lowkey boss energy.
27 Tweed Linen Dress
Not gonna lie, this dress is giving luxe hotel lobby meets retro Chanel vibes.
The black trim and pearl buttons on that tailored white mini? She’s not just showing up, she’s making an entrance.
Tips to Dress Like Old Money in Spring (Without Trying Too Hard)
Alright, if you’re trying to pull off the old money vibe this spring without looking like you raided your grandma’s closet, here’s what you actually need to know:
1. Dressy Flats are Non-Negotiable
Ballet flats, slingbacks, little leather loafers… yeah, you need them.
Spring is the season for cute, dressy flats that make your outfit look expensive without even trying.
You can throw on jeans and a basic tee, and boom—add some nice flats, and suddenly you’re giving trust fund energy.
2. White Everything
If you want to look old money, start wearing more white. Like, a lot more.
A crisp white blazer? Yes. Tailored white trousers? Of course.
A simple white button-down layered under a sweater? Obsessed.
White just instantly makes any outfit look clean, fresh, and high-key expensive.
It’s the easiest way to fake rich without blowing your whole paycheck.
3. Chill With the Oversized Clothes
Listen, I’m all for comfort, but if your clothes are swallowing you whole, it’s giving sloppy, not sophisticated.
Old money style is all about those timeless, structured pieces that actually fit your body.
Think tailored pants, fitted blazers, and slightly loose blouses that drape just right.
And no, this does not mean squeezing into clothes two sizes too small.
We’re going for that relaxed, effortless look where your outfit skims your shape but doesn’t drown you.
Slightly loose = classy. Way too oversized = back to the clearance rack.
It takes a minute to spot the difference, but once you get it, you get it.
And suddenly you’ll be side-eyeing every giant hoodie in your closet.
Old Money Spring Is Here
Old Money Spring is here and it’s giving quiet luxury in the best way.
Loving the crisp button-ups, tailored pants, ballet flats, and soft shades that make you look like you have generational wealth.
It’s all about staying polished and effortless, from morning errands to sunset dinners.
Keep it clean, classy, and confident. And for more style tips, follow me on Pinterest!
